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The entertainment industry is always evolving, and AI is most definitely one of the biggest game-changers right now. Whether it’s helping filmmakers create insane special effects, generating music, or making video games/VR headsets feel more immersive, AI is changing things in ways I never imagined. I chose this industry because I love seeing how technology pushes creativity to new levels. I’ve taken a film class where I had to write a script and come up with dialogue, etc. and I will 100% say that AI helped me drive my creativity allowing me to get an incredible short film that I presented to my class. As someone studying tech, I’m intrigued by how AI is changing the way we experience movies, music, and games but also whether that’s a good or bad thing in the long run.

On my Padlet wall, I’ll cover:

• Examples of AI being used in film production, music and gaming– How AI helps with editing, assisting artists with new sounds, and adaptive games

• Future Trends & Ethical Concerns – What’s next for AI in entertainment and the ethical concerns that come with it

• Societal Impact – How AI affects jobs, media bias, and human creativity

• Personal Reflection – My personal takeaways from researching this topic :)

AI in entertainment matters because it’s redefining storytelling, music, and gaming. While it’s exciting, it also raises big questions about originality, ethics, and creativity. We’ve already seen so much change within this industry which is why I chose to research it more for this project because I know more change is about to come.

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AI has totally changed the way we discover movies, TV shows, and music. Platforms like Netflix and Disney+ use machine learning to track what we watch and recommend content based on our viewing habits. This makes streaming more enjoyable because we don’t have to spend forever looking for something to watch. But at the same time, it can trap us in a bubble, constantly suggesting similar content instead of introducing new things. There’s also the issue of privacy..how much data do these companies actually collect? I think AI recommendations are super helpful, but I wish there was more transparency.

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How Does Netflix Use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data

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AI is starting to play a bigger role in creating entertainment, from writing scripts to composing music. Tools like AIVA can generate soundtracks, and AI-powered writing assistants help screenwriters brainstorm ideas. This is great for speeding up the creative process, but AI still lacks originality since it cant capture human emotions the same way we can. There’s also the question of ownership. If AI writes a song, who gets credit? I think its cool that AI can help creators, but I don’t think it’ll ever fully replace human creativity. At most, it’s just another tool to make the process easier.

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Best AI Music Generator 2025 - Turning Your Ideas into Copyright Free Music Instantly

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Studios now use AI to predict whether a movie or TV show will be a hit before it even comes out. Companies like Nielsen analyze past box office data, social media trends, and audience engagement to estimate success. This helps studios plan marketing strategies and avoid financial flops. But the downside is that AI might make Hollywood play it too safe if the algorithm says something won’t sell, will studios stop taking risks? I think predictive analytics is super useful, but it also makes me wonder if we’ll get fewer creative, unexpected movies in the future.

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AI is going to keep changing the entertainment industry in some pretty wild ways. We’re already seeing AI-generated music, deepfake technology, and hyper-personalized recommendations, but the future could take things even further. Imagine fully AI-created movies with digital actors (similar to another project I had done for this class), AI-generated scripts that require little human input, or streaming platforms that know exactly what kind of content you’ll love before you even search for it. This sounds exciting, but it also raises a lot of ethical concerns. Deepfakes, for example, can be used to bring back deceased actors or alter performances which is kind of creepy, but they can also be used to spread misinformation which I’ve already seen a lot of. If AI can recreate someone’s face and voice perfectly, how do we know what’s real anymore?

There’s also the issue of AI bias; if algorithms are trained on biased data, they could reinforce stereotypes in media, affecting representation in movies and TV shows. Job displacement is another huge concern. If AI can edit films, generate scripts, and compose music, where does that leave human creators? It’s exciting to see AI make entertainment more accessible, but if we’re not careful, it could take away the human element that makes art meaningful.

I think AI should be used to assist creators, not replace them. There need to be clear guidelines on ethical AI use, fair compensation for artists, and transparency about how AI-generated content is made. Moving forward, balancing innovation with ethical responsibility is key to making sure AI enhances entertainment rather than diminishing it.

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AI’s impact on entertainment goes far beyond just helping create content because it’s changing the way people work, how personal data is used, and what kind of media we consume. One of the biggest concerns is employment like I’ve mentioned quite a lot throughout many projects. As AI becomes more advanced, tasks like video editing, scriptwriting, and even music composition can be automated, which could reduce opportunities for human creators. While AI can speed up production and lower costs, it also risks replacing jobs that have traditionally been done by artists, writers, and editors. This shift could make it harder for new creators to break into the industry.

Privacy is another major issue. AI-driven recommendation systems track user behavior to suggest content, but this also means companies are collecting massive amounts of personal data. How this data is stored and used raises concerns about digital privacy and surveillance. Additionally, AI’s ability to personalize content might sound great, but it can also create filter bubbles, where users only see content that aligns with their preferences. This limits exposure to diverse perspectives and could reinforce biases in media consumption.

Despite these challenges, I think AI has the potential to make content creation more accessible. Independent artists and small creators can use AI tools to produce high-quality work without massive budgets. However, it’s important to find a balance between AI and human creativity. If AI takes over too much, we risk losing the originality and emotional depth that make entertainment meaningful. Ethical guidelines and policies are really important in shaping AI’s role in the industry.

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Researching AI in entertainment has been eye-opening. I knew AI was used for recommendations and special effects, but I didn’t realize how much it’s shaping content creation and decision-making in the industry. One challenge I faced was sorting through a lot of technical information to understand how AI actually works in filmmaking, music, and predictive analytics. Breaking it down into real-world examples helped. This research made me realize that while AI can enhance creativity, it also raises ethical concerns like job displacement and deepfake misuse. Moving forward, I think AI should assist, not replace, human creators to maintain artistic authenticity in any type of content creation!

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1. Infosys BPM. (n.d.). Use of AI in the media and entertainment industry. Infosys BPM. Retrieved from https://www.infosysbpm.com/blogs/media-entertainment/use-of-ai-in-media-entertainment-industry.html

This blog provides a broad overview of AI applications in entertainment, including content personalization, AR/VR, and targeted advertising, which helped me understand how AI is shaping audience experiences.

2. Webisoft. (n.d.). AI in the entertainment industry. Webisoft. Retrieved from https://webisoft.com/articles/ai-in-entertainment-industry/

This article explores AI’s role in content creation and storytelling, which was useful for discussing how AI assists in generating scripts and enhancing media production.

3. LeewayHertz. (n.d.). AI in media and entertainment: Top 12 AI applications transforming the industry. Retrieved from https://www.leewayhertz.com/ai-in-media-and-entertainment/

This resource helped explain AI’s impact on video editing, voiceovers, and audience-targeted content creation, which provided context for how AI is automating production tasks.

4. Moon Technolabs. (n.d.). How AI is revolutionizing the entertainment industry. Retrieved from https://www.moontechnolabs.com/blog/ai-in-entertainment/

This blog focused on AI’s role in music composition, scriptwriting, and production efficiency, making it valuable for my discussion on generative AI in entertainment.

5. SymphonyAI. (n.d.). 3 ways AI is reshaping the media and entertainment industry. Retrieved from https://www.symphonyai.com/resources/blog/media/3-ways-ai-reshaping-media-entertainment-industry/

This article provided insights into generative AI for plot suggestions, music composition, and video production, which contributed to my section on AI-assisted creative processes.

6. Phrazor. (n.d.). Applications of AI in the media and entertainment industry. Retrieved from https://phrazor.ai/blog/applications-of-ai-in-the-media-entertainment-industry

This blog detailed how AI-powered predictive analytics forecasts box office revenue and TV ratings, which was essential for my section on AI-driven decision-making in entertainment.

7. Miquido. (n.d.). How is AI used in entertainment? Retrieved from https://www.miquido.com/blog/how-is-ai-used-in-entertainment/

This resource analyzed AI-based recommendation systems used by companies like Netflix and Disney, which helped me understand the impact of content personalization on audience engagement.

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