Andor's creator cancels script release over AI concerns

The creator of the Star Wars series Andor, Tony Gilroy, has decided not to publish the show's first season scripts. He made this decision because of concerns that AI companies might use his work to train their algorithms. Gilroy had plans to share the scripts and concept art on a website, which he found exciting. However, he has a strong fear of how AI could impact creativity. In an interview, he mentioned that AI was the reason for his change of heart. This decision reflects a growing worry among artists about AI's influence in the entertainment industry. Many creators are taking steps to protect their work as AI becomes more involved in content creation. Other notable figures, like filmmaker Christopher Nolan, have spoken out about the need for stricter regulations on AI. The issue is not limited to writing. In the music industry, there are also concerns about AI using copyrighted material to create new works. Recently, artists released a silent protest album to raise awareness about these challenges. Overall, artists want to be able to share their work without fearing it will be misused by AI. There is a fear that AI could eventually take over creative processes, changing the way we experience music and film.