The RIGHT way to use AI in Screenwriting

[misterwhyte]

I tried it with an idea I had in mind. I really enjoyed the first part of the process. It asked some very important and challenging questions and gave me some really good suggestions on how to improve my script. That being said, I was disappointed by the blueprint it gave me. While it kept most of what was discussed, it also changed a couple of key elements of the story and character personalities, and I have no idea why it did this. It also gave too much emphasis on some minor story beats over much more important ones. This shows the human element is still crucial in the screenwriting process, despite the progress in AI. Definitely a valuable tool though!

[DanGore]

yeah, I've been telling this to everyone... just because everyone jumped on AI to cheat and be lazy, it doesn’t mean it can’t be incredibly useful too. this actually looks pretty exciting!

[louisetaube]

Brilliant video! I just did a short course on the uses of AI in small business. And yes they did say to be careful as you might come across as being cold. Thanks for this Ruben. Very well put!

[infernus]

Gotta admit, it's much easier to do it now than it was 10 years ago.

[CharlesJacques-vw]

How i use ai is that i will generate everything for the story by myself and then ask ai to generate the first draft and then rewrite the scene dialogue for my liking. Writing the first draft is so much work that i think ai is perfect for this.

[danjones]

I just register! Let's see if I can, at last, finish my story arc.

[eo.escobar]

Do they train their ai models on your data? if they build their app on top of an ai platform like openai does openai use your data to train their ai models?

[BabylonBaller]

No AI to assist with some of the writing? Bah Humbug lol Newbs like me need all the help we can get

[eyeballbilly]

AI is a joke for people who can't think, please reject it