Is AI video the future of storytelling, or just the end of stories?
1 jamessmithe 1 9/15/2025, 10:39:52 AM
I was scrolling through Instagram today while I came across not less that 5 ads which are using AI generated videos for promoting their product. Most of them are using to promote their stories as they have some kind of podcast or online story telling platform. These looks good but does that somehow decrease the value of human figure in such places? These day, there are many tools like Fliki, Synthesia, Lunabloom Ai, which can do the job in just one click but what about the value of actual human touch in such videos? Isn't AI actually replacing humans?
I watch that and think, yep there's a future here in AI generated films.
>These looks good but does that somehow decrease the value of human figure in such places?
Did bubblejet printers put artists out of a job? Or did mass produced dentist lobby art have no impact at all and the human element of art is what makes it that much better?
>Isn't AI actually replacing humans?
Did the AI do something without humans? I doubt you have some sort of bias saying that AI using humans are less than human.
Just because there's a productivity increase doesnt mean there's any reduction in humans.
Plus, it's not like just anyone can just start making AI videos willy nilly. You need extensive creative decisions and effort to make an end product.