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Debate intensifies around the potential obsolescence of actors. One participant laments that AI could render human performers unnecessary, prompting a philosophical reflection about what society will do when many jobs—accountants, filmmakers, and actors—are automated. They compare AI integration to the removal of umpires in baseball, where technology aims to eliminate human error but also risks stripping away essential elements like character and unpredictability.
The discussion emphasizes the importance of imperfections, suggesting that human flaws and nuances are what make entertainment engaging. Yet, companies seem to favor perfection and cost savings over authenticity, favoring machine-driven precision that leaves little room for spontaneity.