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Visible Artificial Intelligence: Exploring the Enhancement of Chatgpt and Film Script Creation
- 1 Hebei University
- 2 University of Westminister
- 3 Hebei University
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Abstract
As a joint link of artificial intelligence products, the emergence of ChatGPT triggered a global debate, and attracted the attention of practitioners all over the world. Meanwhile, multiple film and television production fields such as computer graphics processing, digital virtual shooting, CG special effects production, have embedded automatic content generation factors. However, artificial intelligence is also facing legal dilemmas and ethical constraints, researchers need to compare and analyze its advantages and problems, systematically consider the strengths and impacts, limitations and problems of AIGC, and provide reference and practical guidance for AI to better promote itself.
Keywords
Media, Script creation, AIGC, Chatgpt
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Zhou,X.;Xu,M.;Sun,M. (2024). Visible Artificial Intelligence: Exploring the Enhancement of Chatgpt and Film Script Creation. Communications in Humanities Research,36,22-27.
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