TLDR
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences mengakui keberadaan AI dalam pembuatan film. Penggunaan AI tidak merugikan peluang film untuk dinominasikan, tetapi penilaian akan mempertimbangkan keterlibatan manusia. Aturan baru mengharuskan anggota untuk menonton semua film sebelum memberikan suara, meskipun ini bersifat honor-system. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has introduced new rules acknowledging the use of generative AI in filmmaking. This move comes amid concerns from Hollywood actors and writers about the potential threat of AI to creative jobs, which led to significant strikes in 2023. The Academy's new guidelines state that using AI does not inherently harm a film's chances of receiving a nomination, but the extent of human creative authorship will be considered.The New York Times reported that the Academy nearly required filmmakers to disclose their use of AI, highlighting the growing importance of this technology in the industry. This is the first time AI has been mentioned in the Academy's rules, marking a significant shift in how films are evaluated. The Academy aims to balance the use of digital tools with the recognition of human creativity in the filmmaking process.In addition to addressing AI, the Academy has also updated its voting process. Members must now self-certify that they have watched all the films in a given category to participate in the final round of voting. This change is intended to ensure a fairer and more informed voting process, although it relies on the honor system. These updates reflect the Academy's efforts to adapt to technological advancements while maintaining the integrity of the Oscars.
