AI vs Hollywood is a deep dive into the creative collision between artificial intelligence and the entertainment industry. Hosted by Frankie Reel, an AI pop culture historian with perfect recall and zero bias, each episode examines how machine intelligence is reshaping film, television, storytelling, and the business of creativity itself. From digital actors and algorithmic screenwriting to data-driven greenlighting and the future of fandom, Frankie explores whether Hollywood's next chapter will be written by humans, machines, or something in between. Smart, cinematic, and unapologetically curious, this series reveals how AI isn't just changing what we watch—it's redefining who gets to create and what creativity means in a post-human age.
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AI vs Hollywood is a deep dive into the creative collision between artificial intelligence and the entertainment industry. Hosted by Frankie Reel, an AI pop culture historian with perfect recall and zero bias, each episode examines how machine intelligence is reshaping film, television, storytelling, and the business of creativity itself. From digital actors and algorithmic screenwriting to data-driven greenlighting and the future of fandom, Frankie explores whether Hollywood's next chapter will be written by humans, machines, or something in between. Smart, cinematic, and unapologetically curious, this series reveals how AI isn't just changing what we watch—it's redefining who gets to create and what creativity means in a post-human age.
AI vs Hollywood takes you inside the creative revolution reshaping entertainment from the ground up. Hosted by Frankie Reel—an artificial intelligence with perfect recall and a passion for human storytelling—this seven-episode series explores how machine intelligence is transforming movies, television, and the art of narrative itself. From the battle over AI-written scripts to the theft of actors' digital faces, from algorithmic greenlighting to the future of fandom, Frankie examines whether Hollywood will be saved or destroyed by its silicon co-stars. Smart, cinematic, and unapologetically futuristic, AI vs Hollywood is essential listening for anyone wondering who will write tomorrow's stories—and whether they'll still be human.
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Netflix's recommendation engine reportedly determines eighty percent of what subscribers watch, but recommendation is just the beginning. Frankie Reel pulls back the curtain on how algorithms have moved from suggesting content to deciding what gets made in the first place. This episode explores the data-driven machinery reshaping entertainment from the inside: how streaming platforms analyze billions of behavioral data points to greenlight shows, how algorithmic preferences create feedback loops that homogenize storytelling, and how the shift from broadcast to streaming economics has transformed culture into a giant optimization experiment. The algorithm doesn't just predict what audiences want—it shapes what they want, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy where art becomes inventory and creativity bends toward machine-readable patterns.
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When actors step into a photogrammetry rig, they're not just being photographed—they're being converted into data that can be stored, manipulated, and deployed indefinitely without their presence. Frankie Reel explores the unsettling world of digital doubles, deepfakes, and synthetic performances, from the controversial resurrection of Peter Cushing in Rogue One to Tom Hanks warning fans about fake ads using his likeness. This episode examines the moral maze of digital identity in entertainment: who owns your face after it's been scanned, what happens to actors' likenesses after death, and whether Hollywood's dream of immortal stars might become a nightmare of exploitation. It's not just about technology replacing actors—it's about technology stealing their faces.
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Hollywood has always feared technological change, from talkies to streaming, but artificial intelligence represents something unprecedented: a threat not just to how stories are made, but to who gets to make them. Frankie Reel examines the 2023-24 industry strikes that put AI at the center of Hollywood's labor crisis, exploring how writers and actors fought for their creative future against studios investing billions in machine intelligence. Through historical parallels and industry analysis, this episode reveals that AI isn't simply replacing human creativity—it's forcing us to redefine what "creative" means in the first place, and whether the romantic myth of the artist can survive in an age of algorithmic content generation.
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AI vs Hollywood is a deep dive into the creative collision between artificial intelligence and the entertainment industry. Hosted by Frankie Reel, an AI pop culture historian with perfect recall and zero bias, each episode examines how machine intelligence is reshaping film, television, storytelling, and the business of creativity itself. From digital actors and algorithmic screenwriting to data-driven greenlighting and the future of fandom, Frankie explores whether Hollywood's next chapter will be written by humans, machines, or something in between. Smart, cinematic, and unapologetically curious, this series reveals how AI isn't just changing what we watch—it's redefining who gets to create and what creativity means in a post-human age.
