Josh D’Amaro Promises AI Technology Won’t Replace Human Creativity While He’s Disney CEO

Josh D’Amaro says AI will NOT replace human creativity while he is Disney CEO:

Josh D’Amaro says AI will NOT replace human creativity while he is Disney CEO:

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As a huge animation fan, I’ve always loved those cartoons that somehow appeal to everyone – not just kids. It’s rare to find a show that parents genuinely enjoy alongside their children. These aren’t just age-appropriate; they’re genuinely clever, with interesting stories and a creative spark that sets them apart from typical kids’ fare. They really go beyond being ‘just cartoons,’ you know?

Only, that didn’t happen…

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