by Juan D. Montoya | Jun 6, 2024 | Media, Arts & Communications
Key findings Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is unlikely to automate blue-collar jobs like dancers. The growth in premium goods and services may even increase the demand for such workers, protecting them from significant disruption. GenAI’s inability...
by Juan D. Montoya | Jun 6, 2024 | Media, Arts & Communications
Key findings Disc jockeys, except radio, play prerecorded music at live venues like clubs, parties, and weddings. They use techniques such as mixing and cutting to alter recordings and may also serve as emcees. GenAI is unlikely to impact this work as it cannot...
by Juan D. Montoya | Jun 6, 2024 | Media, Arts & Communications
Key findings In the future, GenAI will enhance the work of entertainers and sports professionals by assisting in routine tasks like scheduling, data entry, and content creation. It will streamline decision-making processes and improve user support through text...
by Juan D. Montoya | Jun 6, 2024 | Media, Arts & Communications
Key findings GenAI is poised to enhance the work of Makeup Artists in theatrical and performance settings. While it won’t fundamentally transform the job, it will streamline tasks like data entry and scheduling. AI can assist in graphic design for makeup...
by Juan D. Montoya | Jun 6, 2024 | Media, Arts & Communications
Key findings GenAI will enhance the work of Media and Communication Workers by streamlining tasks like data analysis, content creation, and system evaluation. It will improve efficiency in handling media-related tasks and enhance user support through chatbots and...
