Steven Moffat Discusses Dangers of AI Scripts in Writing for Doctor Who
Steven Moffat Discusses the Risks of AI in Scriptwriting
Source: Yahoo Movies
AI Can't Replace Human Creativity
Former Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat emphasizes that artificial intelligence will not be the future of scriptwriting. During a discussion with current Doctor Who boss Russell T Davies, Moffat pointed out the inherent limitations of AI:
- AI requires immense computational power.
- In contrast, humans can thrive on simple resources like sunlight and vegetables.
- The more AI-generated content is produced, the less effective it becomes, as it tends to recycle its own material.
Fascination with AI's Capabilities
Moffat acknowledged the intriguing potential of AI, sharing insights into his own experimentation:
- He recalled using AI to recreate images of the various Time Lords from Doctor Who.
- He noted the AI was capable of generating reasonable illustrations based on detailed prompts.
Concerns about AI's Future Role
Russell T Davies entertained the notion of AI potentially replacing screenwriters in the future, joking about how AI content might mirror many existing network productions:
- Moffat's concerns about AI regurgitating its ideas have some basis in current television practices.
- The conversation highlights an ongoing debate about the role of technology in creative fields.
