As part of my training today, I was accompanied by the wonderful voice of Michael Barbaro from The New York Times, on the rapid development of artificial intelligence and its growing impact on Hollywood.
AI has quietly crossed a threshold in the creative industries. As The Daily illustrates, artificial intelligence can now generate complete content packages—ideas, scripts, voices, even performers—at a speed and cost that fundamentally changes how creative decisions are made. This is not about replacing art; it’s about compressing the development phase that once relied on human judgment and time.
The real shift is structural. AI moves upstream, filtering and optimizing ideas before humans ever engage. That means power migrates away from individual creators toward those who control data, distribution, and capital. Creativity becomes less about inspiration and more about selection, validation, and scale.
From a business perspective, this is the moment to pay attention. AI does not need to produce great content to be transformative. It only needs to be good enough to reshape workflows, reduce risk, and redefine who decides what gets made.
https://podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/the-daily/id1200361736?l=en-GB&i=1000745611224
