Home / Arts and Entertainment / Eisenberg Tests AI, Fears for Artists' Livelihoods
Eisenberg Tests AI, Fears for Artists' Livelihoods
7 Nov
Summary
- Jesse Eisenberg tests AI writing capabilities to gauge its advancement.
- He expresses deep concern about AI's potential impact on creative professions.
- Eisenberg believes live, in-person storytelling will persist.
Actor Jesse Eisenberg has revealed his ongoing practice of testing artificial intelligence's writing capabilities, expressing relief that the technology has not yet reached a high standard.
During a podcast appearance, Eisenberg shared his "total paranoia" about AI, explaining he intentionally prompts it to write scenes as a means to monitor its progress. He voiced concerns about a future where AI could generate personalized entertainment on demand.
Despite his anxieties, Eisenberg highlighted two potential "saving graces" for human creativity. He cited the unique ability of the creative spirit to entertain and communicate on deeply human levels, and the enduring appeal of live, shared experiences, such as theatrical performances, which he believes will always hold a place in society.
The filmmaker, whose debut film "The Debut" is set for a December 11, 2026, release, still harbors worries about whether artists will be able to sustain their careers amidst evolving technology. The A24 movie features Julianne Moore, Halle Bailey, and Paul Giamatti.
