Hollywood's Secret AI Proposals: New Framework to Keep Humans in Control
douglas_eck · x · 2026-08-24
Kathleen Kennedy and AFI's Susan Ruskin have secretly convened Hollywood elites and Silicon Valley figures for three years to address AI's role in filmmaking without replacing humans.
Their first public proposal argues that the industry must stop treating all AI as the same. They advocate distinguishing between post-production tools and machine-generated performances, promoting "Human Generative Workflows" to ensure AI assists rather than replaces human creators.
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