Vince Gilligan Takes a Stand Against AI in Filmmaking
Vince Gilligan, the mastermind behind hit shows like Breaking Bad and Pluribus, isn’t mincing words about his opinion on Artificial Intelligence. In a recent statement, Gilligan declared that he hates AI and dubbed it the “world’s most expensive plagiarism machine”. While some tech enthusiasts and industry insiders praise AI for its potential to “democratise” filmmaking, Gilligan isn’t buying into the hype.
Creativity vs. Copycats: The AI Debate Heats Up
Gilligan’s bold stance shines a light on a growing debate in Hollywood and beyond. Is AI really a tool for innovation, or is it just a clever way to recycle and repackage existing ideas? For creators like Gilligan, originality matters more than convenience. As AI-generated scripts and films become more common, expect this showdown between human creativity and machine learning to get even spicier.
We can’t help but wonder: If AI ever tried to write Breaking Bad, would it end up with “Cooking Good”? Sometimes, the real magic is in the messy, unpredictable genius of the human mind.
Sources:
Cinema Express