Would you watch a movie written and animated by artificial intelligence? Genetic Literacy Project

The next time you sit down to watch a movie, the algorithm behind your streaming service might recommend a blockbuster that was written by AI, performed by robots, and animated and rendered by a deep learning algorithm. An AI algorithm may have even read the script and suggested the studio buy the rights. It's easy to think that technology like algorithms and robots will make the film industry go the way of the factory worker and the customer service rep, and argue that artistic filmmaking is in its death throes. Just like computers made it so animators didn't have to draw every frame by hand, advanced algorithms can automatically render advanced visual effects. In both cases, the animator didn't lose their job.