Paul Schrader defends AI as 'just a tool' as he teases 'perfect scenario for all AI'

Let's hope Tillie Norwood has signed an agent, because it looks like Paul Schrader is plotting Hollywood's growing addiction to artificial intelligence.The Oscar nominee recently said that he expects movies to become "more and more artificial intelligence" in the coming years, noting that he "has the perfect script to do all the AI" and…

Paul Schrader defends Ai as a "Tool" only, as he calls for "the perfect writer to do everything" for the film

Let's hope Tilly Norwood signs with an agent, because Paul Schrader has just the Project for his growing reliance on AI.

The Oscar nominee recently said that he expects movies to be "more and more AI" in the coming years, noting that he read "a perfect script to do all the AI" and even entertained the idea of ​​AI-written reviews.

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"I think we're only two years away from the first AI feature," Schrader told Vanity Fair, adding, "I was talking to someone today about a script I had, and I said, 'You know, that would be the perfect script to do all the AI.'

As a Writer, you use a "descriptive code word", a word writer, and the front page, you are a word writer.You forget the answer in a novel or a story."

If he had read a movie review written by artificial intelligence, Schrader's company admitted that despite the early years of reviewing movies, it believes the technology has merit.Currently, AI cannot form an opinion.

"Well, AI captures film coverage, as you know. AI does better than average coverage," he claimed."And AI doesn't have to do anybody any favors. A lot of times, when you're doing coverage, you get an indication that the person who's paying you wants you to choose this. You can't give that information to AI."

Yes, it can scratch, but still, we can teach [Ai] to discriminate."

The "Oh Canada" writer-director has previously preached the gospel of artificial intelligence, saying he was "thrilled" with the scripts ChatGPT put together when he was looking for a "Paul Schrader movie idea" and also used other directors for advice.

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"All the ideas that came to chat and (in seconds) were great: the truth and flew and confused," Schrader wrote in January."Why should writers sit for months and search for a good idea when AI can come up with an idea in seconds?"

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