The ‘Taxi Driver’ screenwriter calls’ AI ‘smarter’ and ‘better’ than writers nominated for an Oscar
Screenwriter Paul Schrader, known for his works like “Taxi Driver”, “Raging Bull” and “First Reformed”, surprised fans when he shared his obvious approval artificial intelligence.
In a series of announcements last week, he admired Oscar nominated with the abilities of artificial intelligence and chatgpt when it comes to his profession.
“I just realized that artificial intelligence is smarter than me. There are better ideas, has more effective ways to spend them,” He wrote on January 16th.
The screenwriter and director of “Taxi Driver” by Paul Schrader surprised fans with his interest in artificial intelligence. (Silver Screen Collection/Loic Venance/AFP via Getty Images)
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He continued, “This is an existential moment, similar to what Kasparov felt in 1997. When he realized that Deep Blue would beat him in chess,” thinking of the Russian chess-shaped Garija Kasparov, who famously faced the IBM supercomputer called Deep Blue in the tournament game and lost.
Later that same day, Schrader shared another post, saying, “I just sent Chatgpt a script I wrote a few years ago and asked for improvements. In five seconds he answered with notes that were equally good or better than I ever received from the film’s director.”
17. January Schrader stated that he was “stunned” by thus Chatgpt capabilities.
Paul Schrader said he felt that the abilities of artificial intelligence were “an existential moment.” (Dia dipasupil/Getty Images)
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He wrote, “I just asked Chatgpt for ‘The idea for Paul Schrader’s movie.’ Then Thomas Anderson.
“Why should writers sit around for months looking for a good idea when artificial intelligence can give in a few seconds?”
“I just realized that artificial intelligence is smarter than me. There are better ideas, it has more effective ways to spend them.”
The latest announcement, like others, caused numerous discussions in the comments, and many were surprised that the screenwriter and director of the veteran can express themselves like that. interest in technology.
Paul Schrader has a career and earned a nomination for his 2017 reform nomination. (Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
“It’s not that great, Paul. I get the first impression, I did the same thing. But read a few passages and you will see – it’s an empty vessel. There’s no emotional content (which is important in art in some way),” one person wrote.
“I doubt that artificial intelligence could ever write a verse so durable and echo as ‘one day it will rain and wash all the scum from the streets,'” said another, referring to Schrader’s “Taxi driver” script.
“Why should writers sit around for months looking for a good idea when artificial intelligence can give in a few seconds?”
One person called the need for AI model to dress on existing materials, writing: “To happen this at all, it must first be Paul Schrader, Paul Thomas Anderson, Quentin Tarantino, etc. Chatgpt cannot give if these writers have not first brought their own Work, they will prevent future writers from finding their vote for themselves to give us somewhat convincing versions of these works, but we will not get any new voices because artificial intelligence will not even know them. “
Paul Schrader, in the middle, wrote “Taxi Driver”, starring Robert de Niro, left, directed by Martin Scorsese, one of his most famous films. (Neilson Barnard/Getty Images)
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Several people also joked that the Schrader’s site was hacked, given how many posts he shared about artificial intelligence, and some wondered “Did AI wrote this?”
Schrader also praised the movie “She” from 2013, in which Joaquin Phoenix plays a man falling on the AI operating system, The voice borrows Scarlett Johansson.
“It’s even more relevant, more gender and deeply more creepy than it was ten years ago. This movie is growing. I liked it then, I love it now. It’s just one like that,” he said about the movie.
In his thinking about artificial intelligence, Paul Schrader praised the movie “She” from 2013, in which Scarlett Johansson plays the voice of an artificial intelligence operating system. (Getty Images)
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The career of the screenwriter and director of the “American Zigol” does not show signs of slowing. Last year, he released the drama “Oh, Canada” with Richard Gere and Jacob’s Elordi in the lead roles, and has a movie Noir on a “sexual obsession” called “Non Compos Mentis”, by variety.
