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AI is coming to WDI?
- Thread starter Tha Realest
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pwnbeaver
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Disney will likely use it for internal data centers. An underrated aspect of the Orlando campus looking back on it would have been all that space to build massive server warehouses with only one or two employees to siphon the power grid of an "up and coming" community and do nothing but track and anticipate the amount of Mickey Bars sold in a day.
This will drive up the stock price, it will suck, and the world will continue to get worse.
A CEO's job would probably the absolute best use of AI in its current form, but that will never happen.
This will drive up the stock price, it will suck, and the world will continue to get worse.
A CEO's job would probably the absolute best use of AI in its current form, but that will never happen.
Coaster Lover
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- In the Parks
- No
Imagine all of the awesome new Adam Sandler movie pitches it could come up with!
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Someone Ate the AI
Disstevefan1
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Every company is now trying to use AI until they realize how bad it works for them then they go back to humans.
danlb_2000
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I like that Experts Exchange is totally leaning into the fact that they do not use AI. I think you are eventually doing to see more companies use that as a selling point.
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If they are surely workplace injuries including workers comp that could run 5-6 figures will be eliminated. AI can’t get injured on the job, doesn’t call sick and won’t be looking for a raise.
Disstevefan1
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If they are using AI to calculate wait times, boy is that AI stupid
DisDude33
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And trust me, they have already begun.
It has its places where it’s quite useful. But it’s nowhere near at the point it needs to be to replace humans.
Disstevefan1
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Gringrinngghost
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Peter Jackson, Wētā FX and The Beatles, and in Proxy, Disney would like to have a word with you.
Eric Graham
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Yes, we're all doomed...
Charlie The Chatbox Ghost
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As an artist, I really hope they aren’t using generative AI instead of real human artists. Using it as an assistance tool for data organizing like crowd levels and such is one thing, but having the consumer-facing end be computer generated slop is another and will negatively impact the guest experience.
The only Al that guests should see in the parks is the big drunk bear singing Remember Me.
The only Al that guests should see in the parks is the big drunk bear singing Remember Me.
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
I think the biggest misconception by the public is that AI is replacing humans, and that is absolutely not the case.
AI is used to help humans work more efficiently, not to do their jobs for them. Any company that has completely replaced a process with AI without having some sort of human involvement is doing something wrong.
AI is used to help humans work more efficiently, not to do their jobs for them. Any company that has completely replaced a process with AI without having some sort of human involvement is doing something wrong.
ProjectXBlog
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Respectfully disagree. Right now studios are trying to figure out ways to incorporate AI into voice acting, writing, and various production/post work. You’re correct in that AI won’t totally replace a human workforce, but there’s a possible future where a lot of people will lose work to it.