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HBO CEO Casey Bloys is not a fan of ChatGPT's growing encroachment in the showbiz industry.
At the Variety TV FYC event, the chairman was putting his views in public over A.I., as per Indiewire.
"Two things to keep in mind when I say this: One is, remember I grew up in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, which is Steel Town. So I am very, very aware of what happens when a company does not think about the future or is not aware of the future."
The network's head honcho continued, "But also, I've been at
HBO for 19 years, and I have never tested a pilot to decide whether to pick
it up or not. We just don't use all of the things other places do, it's just
not something we do. So my take on A.I., the idea that A.I. would be
involved in any sort of development or the creative process in the kinds of
shows that I do, or we do, at HBO, that's not something I want to be a part
of."
"If it does become something — and I hope I don't sound like
a steel executive in the '70s — I just can't see it. And if it is, I hope to
God I'm retired by that point," he added.
