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Description: Imagine you have a super-smart helper on your computer that can make cool pictures, write songs, help you write stories, and even make videos look better.
That's kind of what Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is doing in creative jobs like making art, music, writing, and even ads and movies. Tools like DALL-E can make images just from words you type. Others, like GPT-3, can help write text.
There are even AI tools that help artists make new kinds of music that were hard to imagine before.
Companies that make ads and videos are using AI to get work done much faster, sometimes 30-60% quicker than before. AI can even help make ads just for you based on things you like. But using AI isn't always easy. People are wondering who owns the art or music the AI helps make – is it the person who told the AI what to do, or the company that made the AI tool?
Some people are also worried that AI might take away jobs from artists and writers.
There were even big strikes in Hollywood partly because actors and writers were worried about AI being used too much. People are talking about needing rules to make sure AI is used fairly and ethically. Even with challenges, many think AI can be a great helper for creative people, giving them new ideas and making it easier to finish projects.
It's likely that AI will keep changing how creative things are made, but humans will still be super important for checking the work and adding their own unique touch
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