💡 新型电影制作人崛起：马克·安德里森预测，AI技术将使电影制作的门槛大幅降低，催生一种新型电影制作人。这些人可能缺乏传统的视觉技能、拍摄场地、摄影设备或演员资源，但凭借其创意和AI工具，就能将想法转化为影像作品。这预示着电影制作将不再局限于拥有专业技能和资源的少数人。

🚀 创作自由与赋能：AI技术的发展，如OpenAI的Sora 2，使得更多有创意但受限于经济或技术能力的人能够参与到电影创作中。安德里森认为，这让原本可能只能从事小说创作或平面小说的人，也能通过AI制作出完整的电影，为艺术创作带来了巨大的赋能和乐观前景。

🌍 行业机遇与挑战并存：尽管AI在影视行业的应用带来了前所未有的创作机遇，但同时也引发了关于就业机会减少和版权归属的担忧。部分行业人士担心AI会取代人工，而像Spotify等公司则强调保护音乐版权的重要性，表明AI在推动行业进步的同时，也需要审慎处理伦理和法律问题。

📈 投资与未来展望：安德里森的风险投资公司a16z已投资了利用AI技术制作影视内容的初创公司，显示了他对AI在内容创作领域潜力的看好。他相信AI将带来全新的电影和娱乐形式，并对未来充满积极的期待，认为这将是内容创作领域一次深刻的变革。

Marc Andreessen said AI will create a new type of filmmaker in Hollywood."The filmmaker with no visual skill, or access to a set, or to a camera, or to actors, but with an idea," he said.AI has divided the entertainment industry as it threatens jobs and copyright holders.

Didn't go to film school? Don't worry. Legendary investor and movie buff Marc Andreessen doesn't think that will be an issue for future creatives.

During an episode of "Monitoring the Situation," the podcast for the venture capitalist firm that Andreessen cofounded, A16z, he said advancements in AI technology — like OpenAI's Sora 2 — have made it possible for a new type of filmmaker to emerge.

"The filmmaker with no visual skill, or access to a set, or to a camera, or to actors, but with an idea," Andreessen said on Friday. "It's going to start with shorts and animated things and so forth, but it's going to work its way up to full movies."

Andreessen said AI has made the art of filmmaking more accessible to people who may have creative skills but lack the financial resources or technical expertise.

"People who otherwise would be limited to only being novelists or people who do graphic novels but are creative geniuses are going to be able to actually make full movies with AI," Andreessen said. "I think that's a reason for profound optimism. I think we're going to get completely new kinds of film and entertainment from people who otherwise never would have been able to access the medium. I'm very positive on that."

A16z announced last year that it had invested in Promise, a studio that uses AI to create films and other projects.

While some industry leaders view AI as an opportunity to cut costs and speed up projects, others worry it could wipe out jobs.

Skeptics have also expressed concern over potential copyright issues related to how companies train AI models and use copyrighted IP.

Outside of film, other segments in the entertainment industry are also grappling with AI and its impact on creatives. On Thursday, Spotify announced a partnership with major record labels and music companies to develop "artist-first AI music products." In a press release, the streaming platform criticized the tech industry.

"Some voices in the tech industry believe copyright should be abolished. We don't. Musicians' rights matter. Copyright is essential," the company said. "If the music industry doesn't lead in this moment, AI-powered innovation will happen elsewhere, without rights, consent, or compensation."

Representatives for Andreessen Horowitz did not respond to a request for comment from Business Insider.