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ARTICLE · 07 AUGUST 2023

Notes From The Field: Digital Hollywood's AI Summit 2023

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The event shed light on the recent proliferation of generative AI and its transformative effects on content creation, distribution, and consumption.

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Meeka Bondy
Meeka Bondy
Michael Nguyen
Michael Nguyen

Last week, we attended (and one of us presented at) Digital Hollywood's first ever AI Summit, a one-day virtual conference centered on the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the entertainment industry. The event shed light on the recent proliferation of generative AI and its transformative effects on content creation, distribution, and consumption.

The speakers discussed the challenges and potential opportunities that AI presents to the industry and what it means for the future of entertainment. Here are the key themes we heard at the summit:

Technology Advances Spurring the Boom. The buzz about generative AI may have started in 2022, but its reverberation throughout the entertainment industry in 2023 has been quick and encompassing. AI Summit speakers reflected on the technological advancements that facilitated the recent explosion in the use and talk of generative AI.

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