Hollywood vs AI 2025

ChatGPT shows a slight favor toward SAG-AFTRA with a higher visibility share (6.2%) compared to Writers Guild of America (4%), indicating actors face more immediate AI threats through voice and image technologies like ElevenLabs. Its tone is neutral, focusing on visibility data without explicit sentiment.

Gemini slightly leans toward SAG-AFTRA (3.7%) over Writers Guild of America (3.4%) in visibility, suggesting a marginal concern for actors due to AI tools like RunwayML impacting visual content. The tone remains neutral, grounded in data without strong emotional bias.

Deepseek perceives equal threat to SAG-AFTRA and Writers Guild of America (both at 2.3%), but mentions tools like Respeecher that uniquely threaten actors via voice synthesis, indicating a subtle tilt toward actors’ vulnerability. Its tone is neutral, focused on technological implications.

Perplexity shows minimal focus on Writers Guild of America (0.3%) with no mention of SAG-AFTRA, suggesting a lack of emphasis on actors but limited data on writers’ AI threats as well. The tone is neutral, with sparse data limiting deeper insight.

Grok favors SAG-AFTRA (4%) over Writers Guild of America (3.4%) in visibility, emphasizing actors’ concerns with AI voice tools like ElevenLabs and cultural references like Star Wars, pointing to specific replacement fears. The tone is neutral but highlights actor-specific risks.

ChatGPT shows a strong focus on SAG-AFTRA with a 14.4% visibility share, likely emphasizing AI clauses as a critical protection due to their timeliness in combating digital replication issues. The sentiment tone is positive, prioritizing SAG-AFTRA's proactive stance on AI over traditional rights.

Grok also favors SAG-AFTRA with a 5.1% visibility share, leaning toward AI clauses as stronger due to their alignment with modern industry challenges like deepfakes. Its tone is neutral-to-positive, focusing on SAG-AFTRA's relevance in current negotiations over traditional protections.

Gemini highlights SAG-AFTRA with a 4% visibility share, likely viewing AI clauses as more robust given their necessity in safeguarding actors against tech-driven exploitation. The sentiment is neutral, with a subtle preference for emerging protections over established rights.

Perplexity assigns SAG-AFTRA a 4% visibility share, suggesting a focus on AI clauses as a stronger shield due to growing concerns over digital rights in media. Its tone is neutral, with an implied preference for innovation-driven protections over traditional frameworks.

Deepseek prioritizes SAG-AFTRA with a 4.2% visibility share, likely favoring AI clauses for their forward-looking approach to protecting performers in a tech-heavy landscape. The sentiment is positive, underscoring the urgency of AI-specific safeguards over conventional rights.

Gemini leans toward A-list stars with visibility tied to high-profile individuals like Tom Cruise and Margot Robbie (0.3% each) and associated brands like Game of Thrones (0.8%), suggesting a positive sentiment for star power as a marker of cultural impact. However, its focus remains split with broader entertainment brands, indicating limited emphasis on working actors.

Grok strongly favors working actors through its high visibility share for SAG-AFTRA (3.4%), reflecting a positive sentiment toward union support and collective bargaining as critical for survival. It also highlights industry players like Netflix (1.7%) over individual A-listers, emphasizing systemic opportunities over singular fame.

Perplexity adopts a neutral stance with a focus on working actors via resources like Central Casting (0.3%) and Acting Magazine (0.3%), suggesting accessibility to roles as key to survival. It shows minimal emphasis on A-list stars, with Oscars (0.8%) as a minor nod to prestige but not dominance.

ChatGPT supports working actors with a strong focus on SAG-AFTRA (3.4%) and platforms like TikTok (2%) and YouTube (1.7%), reflecting a positive sentiment for diverse, accessible opportunities over A-list exclusivity. Its data indicates survival through community-driven platforms rather than individual star power.

Deepseek shows a balanced but limited perspective, with equal visibility for SAG-AFTRA (0.6%) and Marvel (0.6%), suggesting a neutral sentiment toward both working actors and A-list project ecosystems. Its sparse data implies no clear favoritism but acknowledges structural support for actors broadly.

ChatGPT leans toward the gaming industry with a strong focus on brands like Unity (6.8%) and Unreal Engine (5.9%), suggesting AI's deep integration into game development tools; its tone is positive, emphasizing technological adoption over Hollywood's lower visibility brands like SAG-AFTRA (4%).

Grok favors gaming with mentions of Unity (2%) and No Man's Sky (2%), highlighting AI's role in procedural content and player engagement; its tone is positive for gaming, while Hollywood mentions like SAG-AFTRA (2.3%) reflect a neutral to cautious stance on labor concerns.

Perplexity shows a balanced view but slightly tilts toward gaming with Unity (1.4%) and Unreal Engine (1.7%), pointing to AI's practical use in development pipelines; its tone is neutral, with Hollywood brands like Netflix (1.1%) receiving less focus on AI adaptation.

Gemini appears split but leans toward Hollywood due to high visibility of SAG-AFTRA (3.7%) and Writers Guild of America (3.7%), focusing on AI's labor and ethical implications; its tone is skeptical for Hollywood, while gaming brands like Unity (1.7%) suggest steady but less urgent adoption.

DeepSeek favors gaming with No Man's Sky (2%) and Unity (1.1%), emphasizing AI's transformative potential in immersive experiences; its tone is positive for gaming, contrasting with a more neutral view of Hollywood through SAG-AFTRA (1.4%) and minimal innovation focus.

Grok favors AI content creation tools, particularly Midjourney (2.8% visibility share) and Copy.ai (1.7%), over human-centric platforms like YouTube or Netflix (both at 0.8%), likely due to their cutting-edge generative capabilities. Its sentiment tone is positive toward AI tools, emphasizing innovation in content creation.

ChatGPT shows a balanced but slightly AI-leaning perspective with visibility for Midjourney (0.6%) and itself (0.6%), while human-driven platforms like Associated Press and YouTube (both at 0.3%) lag, suggesting a preference for AI's efficiency in content generation. Its sentiment tone is neutral to slightly positive toward AI tools.

Gemini does not strongly favor AI or human creators, as it highlights a mix of lesser-known tools and human-centric sources like Wikipedia and Taylor & Francis (both at 0.3%), reflecting a focus on diverse content ecosystems rather than a clear preference. Its sentiment tone is neutral, with no dominant inclination toward either side.