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I work in Hollywood. Everyone who used to make TV is now training AI

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AI trainers in Hollywood are now focusing on tasks such as assessing chatbot tone, identifying patterns in images, and annotating video content. Professionals from the television industry are shifting their skills to train AI systems for various applications.

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    I work in Hollywood. Everyone who used to make TV is now training AI

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Hacker News · wired.com

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  • Praise: The rise of gig AI training platforms offers new income opportunities for those in creative fields, potentially reshaping traditional career paths in Hollywood.
  • Praise: The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of content creation, where AI tools can supplement human creativity, leading to innovative applications in storytelling.
  • Concern: The pervasive use of AI in Hollywood is leading to a noticeable decline in quality, as CGI and AI-generated content often lack the human touch that audiences crave.
  • Concern: The article's anecdotal evidence about AI's impact on the industry raises concerns about the accuracy of claims that 'everyone' is transitioning to AI work, suggesting a more complex reality.