The Automation of Creativity: How man & AI will work together to improve the ad industry.. In a quest to understand the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in advertising, The Drum, in partnership with Teads, has unveiled a new documentary, The Automation of Creativity, shot in Tokyo, London and Amsterdam. The 16-minute film explores how artificial intelligence is beginning to impact the creativity of advertising and the role of human creatives. To date, artificial intelligence (AI) machines have been able to write poetry, drive cars and there is even talk of a machine possibly winning a Pulitzer one day. Turning the focus on the ad industry, The Automation of Creativity film stars the world's first artificial intelligence creative director, AI-CD ß, launched by McCann Erickson Japan. AI-CD ß is set a brief by Mondelez in the film and presents its creative idea back to the client.

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If 2020 was a banner year for any business, that would undoubtedly be OTT. The global lockdown induced an unprecedented surge in OTT viewership resulting in a meteoric growth of subscribers, revenue, and investments into content creation/acquisition. While the heightened interest has been primarily Covid-led, it's improbable the patronage will subside once the pandemic ends. Audience habits around content consumption have changed forever. OTT businesses struggled to find content to retain the newly acquired and hungry for content eyeballs, with the slowdown of traditional film and show production due to social distancing and lockdown.

And while algorithms can catch problematic content, they can promote it, too, because they've been designed to boost user engagement and respond to how people react. The systems could be used to amplify scams, fuel harassment campaigns or spit out long pieces of text, such as fake news stories, that would appear to have been written by a human hand. They could also be abused for censorship: A university research team in China, where the government bans anything it deems "subversive" speech, said in April that its text-censoring AI could filter out "sensitive information from online news media" with more than 90 percent accuracy.

While India-based French entrepreneur Hadelin de Ponteves is really passionate about AI and equipping the youth with it, the 31-year-old also has an artiste in him. In fact, he's a trained actor who is now set to debut with Indian films. Ask him why cinema interests him, and Hadelin says, "I was always inspired by cinema and wanted to get into acting. But I wanted to build a business first and get financial security. Now that I have financial security and a team that runs the business, I can focus completely on acting. I had always done stage acting, but just as a hobby on the side of my studies, my work at Google, and then my business. Now I am doing film acting professionally."

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Let me preface this by encouraging you to keep reading regardless of you level of expertise in the field. I think the approach presented here is so general yet intuitive that it can benefit novices and experts alike while being supremely accessible. So, what is this and why is it exciting? You might be aware of the growing level of realism of computer generated contend in both the games and film industry, to the point where it's sometimes indistinguishable from the real world. If this is completely new to you, I would encourage you to give it a quick search online.