Artyści efektów specjalnych i animatorzy

70% (Wysokie ryzyko)

Wysokie ryzyko (61-80%): Zawody w tej kategorii stoją przed znaczącym zagrożeniem ze strony automatyzacji, ponieważ wiele z ich zadań może być łatwo zautomatyzowanych przy użyciu obecnych lub bliskich przyszłości technologii.

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Bardzo wysoko opłacany w porównaniu do innych profesji

W 2023, mediana rocznej pensji dla 'Special Effects Artists and Animators' wynosiła 99 060 $, czyli 47 $ za godzinę.

'Special Effects Artists and Animators' otrzymali wynagrodzenie wyższe o 106,1% od średniej krajowej, która wynosiła 48 060 $

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Ele (Low) 4 months ago

As an artist, I'd give some doubt to this because I've seen the ropes done behind animation. Sure, AI can recreate animation, but at the same time it will not hold a candle to the quality human-made animation has. The way it constantly shifts between several art styles because it farms stolen media it's been fed which leads to major inconsistencies. Much more, it's rather impossible to make an "original" animated short made entirely out of AI. Why? Consistency (and originality) are the reason. I find that AI "generalizes" images to be able to create an image, which is difficult especially when it comes to pushing facial expressions because AI needs to farm hundreds of images to "understand" how to recreate the image. I don't think it's possible in the long run either because at some point in time IF society and the industry as a whole decides to just USE AI for everything, there's gonna be a lot of "inbreeding" happening. AI will feed on other AI because there's not gonna be anymore human-made images it can freely farm off of which results to the most whacked quality you'd think of. AI will make the most general looking animation that can ever exist, but that thing will lack the soul, the humanity, human-made animations have.

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Sundew (Umiarkowany) 4 months ago

Because a.i can already generate videos n stuff

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August Nelson (Umiarkowany) 4 months ago

With all the art AIs we already have, it is inevitable.

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human (Niski) 4 months ago

originality and high quality

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Moss (Niepewny) 4 months ago

Ai is smart, but also stupid. In time it could, but we dont know for sure.

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bob (Umiarkowany) 5 months ago

ai is getting better at making automated vidseos

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Aaron (Nie ma szans) 5 months ago

This requires soul and robots can’t replicate the soul that humans produce. Bad or otherwise.

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Aizen 5 months ago

I saw a lot of highly likely comments, so as an artist I thought I should give my point of view.
I don’t think ai can replace these types of jobs as if you wanted to actually make a movie or series, you would still need a good plot and a storyboard and color for at least one frame and for the ending and beginning scene or else how would you make a movie that follows the exact plot and looks that you want. (if your an in-between artists.. uhhhh-)
an example would be any ghibli film. even if ai were to create a movie and make it look exactly the same, it’s not as appealing because every ghibli film not only takes years to make but uses traditional animation and hand draw each frame and that’s what makes it appealing and different from other films not because an ai made it in just 5 seconds.

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Ahmed (Bardzo prawdopodobne) 5 months ago

Simply because of the hyper realistic AI that’s making these videos it’s becoming hard to tell what is real and what isn’t personally I think it’s going to be worse but it’s a high chance it may take over

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Jason Chen (Bardzo prawdopodobne) 5 months ago

sora ai and generative video models can have a text input create any video or film imagery now, hence no need for armies of humans creating these works of digital art.

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P3S4NT (Bardzo prawdopodobne) 5 months ago

ai art, it steals pieces of art without permission and merges them into something else.

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Max Sky (Umiarkowany) 6 months ago

ai animation could become super avalible from OpenAI Sora, ngl its scary, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YEX4t79e0Q

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no >:( (Niski) 6 months ago

copyright and laws and stuff

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Max Sky 6 months ago

it could change in the future you never know.

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Bryan (student) 7 months ago

With the amount of new technology and AI coming through the years, people may think about robotic replacement in the industry of artists/designers. I don’t completely agree with them (maybe because I do want to make it my job in the future) but there will always have a limit and as we all know, technology, AI, computer, programming, etc… are made by humans. For me, technology should assist humans, doing daily task for example. But not replace them. And as we all says, they don’t have the originality, creativity of human being.

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Ro (Bardzo prawdopodobne) 9 months ago

Sora AI

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james adamson 10 months ago

Everyone here is looking at this from the perspective of a creative. I am also in that bucket, but when the bean counters see something cheaper and more efficient the little nuances and facets of human beauty and creativity will not be considered.
A powerful and forceful director/CEO/MD on board could swing that in human creativity's favour, but look at all the areas in production where the money goes for the lowest common denominator.
Art and money are not good bedfellows and AI art like plastic and industrial streamlining are where we are headed unfortunately.( IMHO.)While we got a bit cleverer at being efficient we will also get A LOT cheaper a lot saddder and A LOT more unpleasant on the eye!

From DaVinci to plastic impressions and AI interpretations of beauty.
I'm thinking of the film Brazil and a horrendous retail park I visited in LA! Gaudy gossip magazines cheap toy shops and the show Black Mirror!

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armando camero 10 months ago

you'll be replaced by AI if the client is okay with 'good enough' . but you won't if the client needs minor detail adjustments and lots of precision and control

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Navarone (Bardzo prawdopodobne) 1 year ago

Im a 3D rigging artist with 5+ years in the industry and if things keep going the way they are, i think that by 2040, 3D art is going to be just a few directors and producers using AI instead of a pipeline.
Art is dead.

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JD (Bardzo prawdopodobne) 1 year ago

AI art is already being embraced in small ways. the complexity and quality is only going to grow out of convenience to bigger animation companies, and demand from film production studios.

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Joe 1 year ago

If you'd posed this question to me just two years ago, my response would have been a firm "absolutely not." However, given the emergence of advanced AI generative models, my current perspective leans towards a scenario in which the role may not vanish entirely, but instead undergo a substantial reduction in workforce. So the hundreds of visual effects artists typically employed in a film's production might dwindle down to 5-10 individuals

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