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Creatives in the “ Weirdness Industry ” (as Selena Gomez puts it. are concerned about the widespread use of AI. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert. collectively known as “DANIELS.” brought their global hit “Everything Everywhere All at Once” to SXSW in 2022. They returned in 2024 to discuss their journey and approach to filmmaking. including their early work that leveraged algorithms to gain exposure . They provided insight into their creative process. emphasizing the importance of intentional use of technology and skepticism about overly optimistic promises that fail to account for potential downsides.
Kwan said he was “ terrified” of the impact of AI and its rapid oman telegram integration into various aspects of life. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert at SXSW “Are you trying to use it to create the world you want to live in? Are you trying to use it to increase the value of your life and focus on the things you really care about? Or are you just trying to make money for billionaires?” Scheinert asked the audience.
“And if someone tells you there are no side effects. That’s totally great. ‘get on board’ – I just want to go on the record and say that’s terrifying bullshit . It’s not true. And we should have a serious conversation about how to roll these products out carefully. carefully.” he said. The crowd broke into wild applause. As AI takes over. the next big strike may be in the gaming industry (worth $242 billion in 2023.. according to Duncan Crabtree-Ireland. national executive director of SAG-AFTRA. speaking on a panel at SXSW.
Kwan said he was “ terrified” of the impact of AI and its rapid oman telegram integration into various aspects of life. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert at SXSW “Are you trying to use it to create the world you want to live in? Are you trying to use it to increase the value of your life and focus on the things you really care about? Or are you just trying to make money for billionaires?” Scheinert asked the audience.
“And if someone tells you there are no side effects. That’s totally great. ‘get on board’ – I just want to go on the record and say that’s terrifying bullshit . It’s not true. And we should have a serious conversation about how to roll these products out carefully. carefully.” he said. The crowd broke into wild applause. As AI takes over. the next big strike may be in the gaming industry (worth $242 billion in 2023.. according to Duncan Crabtree-Ireland. national executive director of SAG-AFTRA. speaking on a panel at SXSW.