TRAINING AI TO REPLACE ME

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TRAINING AI TO REPLACE ME DIGGING THE GRAVE OF MY JOB: HOLLYWOOD CREATIVES TRAINING AI TO DO THEIR JOBS

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Based only on the unverified post, one practical angle is consent design for creative training data. If a studio asks writers, artists or editors to help train internal AI, the fairest workflow would hypothetically separate three choices: using work outputs, using process data such as drafts and notes, and using voice or style patterns. Those are not the same thing, and bundling them together can make consent look broader than people expect. A stronger human-AI collaboration model would also include a clear withdrawal path for future training, plus plain language on what cannot realistically be undone once a model has already learned from material. That does not solve every job risk, but it makes the trade-off understandable and gives people a real chance to refuse or renegotiate. What minimum opt-out and reversal rights would people want before helping train a tool that might later compete with them?