Ashton Kutcher got early access to Sora, an AI video tool, and praised it publicly. Creators backlashed, accusing him of siding with tech over artists. The discussion compares AI adoption in Hollywood to the CGI revolution, arguing humans will remain central to entertainment.
Did you see the blowback that Ashton Kutcher got? He got access to Sora. He said, it's good. And he's like, it's gonna change Hollywood. And he made some big statements about it, and people were like, oh, my God. You went with tech over Hollywood now, and you're, like, turning your back on creators? And he was like, no, I think humans are still gonna be involved. But, like, yeah, of course entertainment is going to evolve like it always has. Obviously, over the last 20 years, people use CGI has, like, really taken over Hollywood. Right. How many major films use cgi? Right. Like, a lot of them now. This is a further evolution of entertainment. It's kind of like our purpose to evolve and better and better.
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