Abstract

Generative AI is a revolutionary set of technologies, but it’s also the latest in a series of innovations that have given more people the ability to produce more content more quickly – just as 4-track cassette studios, desktop publishing, digital photography, and so many others have done over the years. Given that AI is already taking the sheer volume of content being generated to new orders of magnitude, this panel considered the structural changes that the content industries might undergo as a result.

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