Even Martin Scorsese uses AI for storyboards. Can the art survive?

Major film directors like Martin Scorsese now use text-to-image artificial intelligence tools to build storyboards. This shift threatens the jobs of traditional illustrators who map out scenes during pre-production. It changes visual development from a slow human collaboration into automated image generation.

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