Guy Ronen

And that's totally not the case.

So it's somewhere in the middle, right, where there's still going to be people using it?

I think it's way above the middle.

I think the above-the-line positions will stay as they are right now.

We're not trying to replace storytellers.

We do need storytellers.

Like AI, definitely language models, can't make me cry or laugh and tell me a story that will actually move something.

And this is why storytellers, the way to produce, the way to direct stories,

Everything that is art-driven, okay, I think will stay and definitely for the foreseeing future.

Yeah, you don't get that emotion out of AI yet, right?

100%.

At the end of the day, it's another tool.

It's another set of lenses or cameras that cannot operate by themselves.

People are, in this case, definitely not the weakest link.

People are essential here.

If you want to tell a story, it has to be initiated from storytellers and creative people.

We build our platform, basically, we started like three years ago, actually a bit more.

We build our platform at the standard of filmmakers and we believe that any other use case will fall underneath that because that's the highest standard.

So marketers and any creative needs can fall underneath filmmaking because that's the right flow to create something.

This is basically how Arcana Labs, the platform itself, built.