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Paul Schrader Says He Asked ChatGPT for Film Ideas and They Were All ‘Original' and ‘Fleshed Out': ‘Why Should Writers Sit Around for Months' When ‘AI Can Provide One ...
Paul Schrader is sounding off in support of using ChatGPT to come up with ideas for films. In a recent Facebook post, the “Taxi Driver” writer and “First Reformed” director said he asked the AI platform to generate plots for movies by famous filmmakers,
Paul Schrader Posits ChatGPT Can Write “Original” And “Fleshed Out” Movie Scripts
In stark contrast to a number of Hollywood creatives, Oscar-nominated writer/director Paul Schrader posits ChatGPT can write 'fleshed out' scripts.
TAXI DRIVER Scribe Paul Schrader Embraces ChatGPT for Film Ideas: “Why Should Writers Sit Around for Months?”
Paul Schrader , the writer of Taxi Driver and Raging Bull , and director of First Reformed , is stirring the pot in Hollywood with his candid thoughts on AI’s potential role in filmmaking. In a recent Facebook post,
Paul Schrader 'Stunned' by ChatGPT's Movie Ideas, Calls Them 'Original' and 'Fleshed Out'
Many in Hollywood have been critical of AI-created work, but "Raging Bull" and "Taxi Driver" screenwriter Paul Schrader is not on that list. The screenwriter and director took to Facebook to praise the technology,
Director Paul Schrader ordered scripts from ChatGPT: «Why should screenwriters spend months looking for an idea that AI creates in seconds?»
Director, screenwriter, and film critic Paul Schrader tried ordering screenplay ideas from ChatGPT. It seems the artist is thrilled and does not under
Paul Schrader, writer of ‘Taxi Driver,’ admits AI is better at generating film ideas than people
After enjoying a five-decades-long career as a film critic, director, and screenwriter, Paul Schrader has come to the conclusion that AI is better at
Paul Schrader Is “Stunned” At How Good ChatGPT Is At Mimicking Great Filmmakers
Paul Schrader has finally spent some time with ChatGPT and generative A.I., and he's amazed at how good it is.
Paul Schrader Embraces AI: ChatGPT's Impact on Screenwriting
Renowned writer-director Paul Schrader has found AI chatbot ChatGPT capable of generating original movie ideas. Unlike many in Hollywood, Schrader sees AI as a beneficial tool, citing successful screenplay concepts it provided from notable directors,
Paul asked ChatGPT for script ideas
Oscar-nominated writer-director Paul Schrader posed some script ideas to AI chatbot ChatGPT and he is now confident that it can write “original” screenplays. Unlike many in Hollywood, the Taxi Driver writer is not worried about AI’s influence on writers.
Paul Schrader claims ChatGPT writes "original" and "fleshed out" movie scripts faster than writers
As Hollywood grapples with the use of Artificial Intelligence in light of controversies surrounding films like The Brutalist, American screenwriter and director, Paul Schrader took to social media to give his opinion. The Oscar-nominated director claimed that ChatGPT can write “original” and “fleshed out” movie scripts.
Oscar-Nominated Writer & Director Comes Out In Support Of Using AI For Scripts: "Why Should Writers Sit Around For Months Searching For A Good Idea?"
The Oscar-nominated writer behind Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, claims that AI programs like ChatGPT are capable of coming up with good ideas.
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Paul Schrader triggers debate over AI movie scripts
Filmmaker Paul Schrader has recently set the stage for a heated debate by claiming that the AI tool, can churn out the ...
AI has ‘better ideas’ for films than Hollywood
Paul Schrader, the Hollywood film-maker, has claimed that AI can produce original film ideas so good that writers need not ...
‘Taxi Driver’ screenwriter calls AI ‘smarter' and 'better' than Oscar-nominated writers
"Taxi Driver" screenwriter Paul Schrader expressed his apparent interest and support of AI on social media, prompting questions from fans.
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This Director Advocates for AI in Hollywood: ‘AI Can Provide’ Scripts ‘in Seconds’
Director and screenwriter Paul Schrader is saying “Why not?” to artificial intelligence. “I’M STUNNED,” Schrader wrote in ...