AI Could Reduce Creative Friction in Film and Games
MickeySteamboat · x · 2026-07-21
AI is presented as a way to reduce the friction of making films and games with large teams. The argument is that big creative projects often get diluted by investors, meetings, notes, and coordination overhead, while AI lets creators stay much closer to their original intent.
The quoted view frames this as a broader future-state shift for creative industries: fewer intermediaries, less process drag, and a tighter line from idea to finished product.
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