2023: The Era of Neural Networks — South Park in the Theme

Funny, the creators of the most famous animated series South Park used ChatGPT to write the script for one of the episodes about AI. If you didn’t realize — in season 26 of South Park, episode 4, which discusses artificial intelligence, all texts are written by the chat-bot ChatGPT. Didn’t know? Watch and be amazed.

2023: The Era of Neural Networks – South Park in the Theme

The series itself is good, and we have no right to discuss it on our news blog. The interesting part is the very possibility of creating a script. That is, artificial intelligence has easily replaced a real screenwriter (a human). And this means Houston has problems. Or rather, the screenwriters do. So far, this is visible in the animation niche. But very soon, ChatGPT will compete in the film industry.

By the way. Voice acting was also done by AI. The sound generator Play.ht was used. It cannot be said that it is perfect. But, for a cartoon series, it’s good. Of course, we are all already used to the voices of famous actors and musicians. And it’s unlikely to fake David Bowie or Eddie Murphy, as well as well-known personalities around the world in cartoon translations.

If we sum everything up, very soon we will face film projects built on artificial intelligence. For those who don’t know where to invest money — invest in AI. Just remember, the human brain is always capable of recognizing the truth. Therefore, there is an opinion that this boom will not last long.

After all, texts written by ChatGPT have not displaced copywriters. And all because they lack soul. The texts contain useful information but lack warmth. Here is an example of an article created from scratch by ChatGPT. And definitely, scripts will be the same. But this does not mean that AI programs should not be used. On the contrary. We need to explore the world here and now, keeping up with the times. All this is necessary for self-development. After all, the world is already on the brink of war between humanity and robots. And we are not exaggerating the problem.