Actors

27% (Low Risk)

Low Risk (21-40%): Jobs in this level have a limited risk of automation, as they demand a mix of technical and human-centric skills.

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Eduardo (Highly likely) 19 days ago

I believe we will see synthetic performers with the new generative technologies, specially in the movies and animations productions. For live performers it is less likely that this happen.

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Stu (Low) 2 months ago

Acting requires emotion and facial hand gestures and heartfelt singing and robots will never be able to do that, though I think a genera will form where robots are actors I don’t think the actual acting job will be at stake

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Future (Highly likely) 2 months ago

Generative AI will make actors obsolete

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Bib 27 days ago

Except I’ll only watch real people from real sources.

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Awang razak (No chance) 5 months ago

Nope theyll never take this job there is so many famous actors like ryan reynolds, tom cruise, jack black, adam sandler, dyawne johnson, keeanu reeves and leonardo dicaprio whatever you name it will robots be the same acting style and good looking human like them? Absolutely not, everyone loves these guys

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Sean (Low) 5 months ago

Real actors provide a sense of realism in series, but animated series tend to become more popular over the years.

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Lisa (No chance) 8 months ago

Voice actors? Definitely, especially if AI has a 20-year timeframe. But replacing actual, traditional actors would be near impossible. Robots lack the movement and dexterity of actual living beings, let alone humans.

A life-size robot would also be extremely expensive for producers to get. Coupled with the time spent making them look real? Not worth their time.

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Wil 1 year ago

Thanks to SORA, we all know that the risk level is 90 percent...just wait until the first Ai generated film gets made and the panic will start....

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daddy 8 months ago

whos gonna tell him?

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welp (Low) 1 year ago

People would still prefer to see human actors over AI-generated ones

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Ok 8 months ago

People won't know the difference. I personally would watch an AI generated movie honestly. Pretty sure AI can act better than humans LOL!

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hllo 10 months ago

yes

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MainEditor 1 year ago

OpenAI Sora just come and killed that job...

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Dontae Dovel 1 year ago

There's no chance for robots. In fact, in text to speech and to work at restaurants. In fact, there was robots usually working in this 1 restaurant in Sam & Cat.

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Anon 1 year ago

Aaaaaaannd SORA is here. That was quicker than expected.

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Bridget Bell 1 year ago

Actors had a low chance of being replaced until Chat GPT announced Sora. Now, videos can be made from text prompts with what appears to be human actors

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Miranda Morris (Moderate) 1 year ago

look at what's recently occurred in the US with the actors strike

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Silvana (Uncertain) 1 year ago

I can see the rating going down less people go to watch movies at the cinema because of CGI . It’s a pity that movies are suffering from the production companies becoming greedy and don’t want to pay for talent.

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gabriella 1 year ago

if in 20 years im watching good burger and i see a robot making a sandwich, im deleting netflix

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William Crowe (Moderate) 1 year ago

deepfake technologies are becoming more advanced by the day with face swapping algorithms as well as research done on 'the orb' which can scan real actors from many different angles to replicate their likeness.

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josh (Highly likely) 1 year ago

deep fakes are only going to get more and more advanced

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Anonymous (Uncertain) 1 year ago

No one wants to be inundated with automated junk, but also people don't like paying for art, and as we're seeing with the strikes right now, executives at top studios will do anything to avoid paying their performers.

It's never been easy to be any kind of artist, but now that companies are finding new ways to circumvent paying people their due wages, it's only going to get harder.

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Naynesh 1 year ago

Only a little bit chance of robots to copied of human behaviour sech as walk,look, but does not match real human actor like emotion, feeling, dedication talking,,,,etc....

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sebastian (Low) 1 year ago

theatres and movies will still be open and with robots they just wouldnt have that feel to them, therefore putting them out of business

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