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So already precarious creative industries and the arts are under duress. That's AI jobs impact #1.

The 2nd impact I explore in the piece is what we're seeing with the mass firings at Amazon, Salesforce, Klarna, Duolingo, etc. Where execs claim AI is behind the layoff, but workers don't buy it.

That is, there is no broad "AI jobs apocalypse," as AI is too unreliable and limited to do jobs that demand accuracy or empathy. But plenty of managers will use it to try to replace human art with cheaper "good enough" AI art. So it does appear that bosses embracing AI are hitting creatives hard.

And what he finds broadly fits the picture that I've seen revealed in my reporting over the last year—"AI" is not broadly replacing jobs across the economy, but bosses and corporations very much are trying to use it to cut what labor costs they can; that means on art, words, and image production.

the trailer made it look so cool... i feel so bamboozled...

it feels like they didnt develop any of its themes or metaphors... it had so much potential and i could see glimpses of metaphor but they just didnt go anywhere. again imagery was beautiful but so not worth ticket price. i hate to say it but really nothingburger