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Enlight Media Chairman Wang Changtian says the technology cannot address shortages of directors and scripts, and is unlikely to completely replace filmmaking
Wang Changtian, Beijing Enlight Media CEO, says AI cannot solve animation's core issues: director shortage and script quality. Tech managers should note: AI has hard limits in creative industries without skilled people—reframe GenAI ROI in production.
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