For all the alarm bells it sets off, generative AI aims to bring efficiency to the production process and lower barriers to content creation
Generative AI already surpasses human creative capabilities with existing tools in two key respects: speed and cost of production.
But there are also expected byproducts of improved efficiencies, including the potential for higher-quality work and more new creators able to create that high-quality work. Freedom from repetitive and labor-intensive tasks gives artists back time and money to develop, test and iterate ideas, thus theoretically improving their quality downstream.
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