Hollywood’s AI Aversion Could Have Consequences for the Next Generation
Hollywood's reluctance to embrace artificial intelligence could hinder the competitiveness of future creatives. A recent panel discussed how other countries are adopting AI in media, contrasting with the U.S. where misinformation fuels fear. Experts emphasize the need for better education on AI to prepare the next generation for a global landscape increasingly influenced by technology.
- ▪AI is viewed negatively in Hollywood due to fears of job losses.
- ▪Countries like India and South Korea are integrating AI into their creative industries and education systems.
- ▪Panelists argue that misinformation about AI in the U.S. is causing a generational gap in creative competitiveness.
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Home > Industry News > Business Hollywood’s AI Aversion Could Have Consequences for the Next Generation Pro Available to WrapPRO members A panel discussion at the AI on the Lot conference looked at how other countries are getting their children up to speed on the technology Roger Cheng May 29, 2026 @ 3:46 PM Share on Social Media Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on LinkedIn Share on Email From right to left: TheWrap managing editor Roger Cheng, Reimagine Studios CEO Christian Schussler, Jiostar SVP of Gen AI Stephan Vladimir Bugaj, Google's head of international research Mrinalini Rao and visual effects and animation pioneer Richard Chuang.
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