George Clooney is sounding the alarm on artificial intelligence.
The "Ocean's Eleven" star addressed the future of AI in the entertainment industry, telling reporters during a panel at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival that it will be a "very big" part of show business moving forward.
However, the obvious drawback, according to Clooney, is that it will become "harder and harder and harder" to discern fact from fiction.
"... So, it's a very complicated moment in time and we're gonna have to find a way to discern this," Clooney said. "And everybody's working furiously at it and I haven't seen any great strides yet in success."
He later added: "I would like to avoid being in a tampon commercial 20 years after I'm dead. I would like that. I would like to avoid that."
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The "Ocean's Eleven" star addressed the future of AI in the entertainment industry, telling reporters during a panel at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival that it will be a "very big" part of show business moving forward.
However, the obvious drawback, according to Clooney, is that it will become "harder and harder and harder" to discern fact from fiction.
"... So, it's a very complicated moment in time and we're gonna have to find a way to discern this," Clooney said. "And everybody's working furiously at it and I haven't seen any great strides yet in success."
He later added: "I would like to avoid being in a tampon commercial 20 years after I'm dead. I would like that. I would like to avoid that."
#harder #like #avoid #film
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