Looking ahead, the entertainment landscape in the Philippines is poised to be dominated by AI-generated content, spearheaded by major players like Disney, who will remake their old works with AI assistance.
This trend towards regurgitated content, both visually and narratively, reflects a broader societal shift in the perception of art, raising concerns about the direction of the entertainment industry. As international companies set this standard, there is apprehension that the local industry will continue to struggle in producing informative and substantive media for Filipinos.
In conclusion, addressing this trend will require a concerted effort to preserve creativity, diversity, and originality in Filipino entertainment, alongside measures to support and promote local talent and content creation.
[When it comes to] [e]ntertainment, AI art is very widespread now, and although artists are taking their stance, and I do agree with them that AI art is not art, people consume AI art still. And on how hard we prevent that, but I think we really can't, it's just on how we perceive art as society. We're going towards a bad site again.
Entertainment...we've never been too good at creating films that are actually informative, that actually teaches people the right things. Usually, it's films that [have] like...no substance at all, to be honest.
Honestly, I feel like it'll just be Disney remaking everything until forever, and like maybe [in] this iteration, it's like they're making the cartoons into live action, but then [in] the next iteration, they're making the live action through AI...I think it'll just be them [re]making everything, because I think The Little Mermaid premiered almost 40 years ago...