Creators are getting backlash for using AI. I went to a conference full of those who are proud of it.
Content creators are embracing AI despite some backlash. Here's what they had to say about it at an AI creator conference.
At the AI Creator Day conference in Los Angeles, content creators displayed their AI-generated projects with pride, seemingly unfazed by recent backlash against the technology. Industry trade publication TheWrap and media brand What's Trending hosted the one-day event, which featured talks on AI filmmaking and discussions about the role of human creators in the age of AI.
Creators were more focused on practical tips for using AI tools like Seedance, Kling, Midjourney, Nano Banana Pro, ChatGPT, and Claude, rather than debating whether they should employ the technology. Some creators, like DeStorm Power and Chris Capel, chose to ignore negative comments about their AI-generated content, while others emphasized the collaborative nature of their work, insisting that AI was simply a tool used to enhance their creative process.
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