Tropfest sparks debate over AI-generated films, impacting creativity and traditional filmmaking in the festival circuit. #AIinFilm

Tropfest, the world’s largest short film festival, caused a stir in Sydney with the screening of a controversial AI-generated short film. The festival’s decision has reignited debates over the role of artificial intelligence in filmmaking and the impact on creative industries.

Filmmakers and audiences are divided. Some praise the innovation, while others question whether AI films should compete alongside human-directed works. The controversy also raises questions about jobs, creative ownership, and ethical considerations in using AI.

Darren Woolley from TrinityP3 weighs in on whether AI could become a legitimate creative partner or if it risks undermining traditional storytelling.

The Tropfest inclusion may mark a turning point for film festivals worldwide in how they embrace or regulate AI content.

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Fair Work Commission tightens rules on AI-assisted claims amid rising inaccuracies, urging verification and legislative reform.

The Fair Work Commission is seeing a dramatic rise in inaccurate claims as Australian workers increasingly use AI tools like ChatGPT to file submissions. The surge in AI-assisted applications has prompted the commission to tighten rules, requiring applicants to disclose AI usage.

Dr Karen Sutherland from Uni SC discusses how generative AI is impacting the operations of the commission and why careful verification of claims is critical. Justice Adam Hatcher has highlighted the challenges this influx presents and is urging federal legislative reform.

The FWC’s caseload is expected to grow significantly by the end of the current financial year, putting pressure on the commission to maintain accuracy and fairness while managing a higher volume of claims.

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Experts predict gradual AI impact on labor market, downplaying fears of widespread job losses by 2028.

Experts are weighing in on the future of AI and the labor market, suggesting that while technological transformation is inevitable, widespread job losses by 2028 are unlikely. Despite doomsday reports predicting massive upheaval, historical trends and enterprise adoption constraints point to a more gradual shift.

Brad Gastwirth from Circular Technologies breaks down the factors shaping AI’s real-world impact. From government policies to consumer demand and supply chain signals, we explore why a sudden collapse in the labour market is considered improbable and what that means for businesses and workers alike.

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