FILCOLS Shares Response of Authors, Visual Artists on the Rise
of AI at the National Summit of the Analytics Association of the Philippines
The National Summit of the Analytics Association of the
Philippines (AAP) focused on the effects of the rise of AI on various
industries. The Filipinas Copyright Licensing Society, Inc. (FILCOLS)
participated in the panel on the reactions of authors and visual artists in the
book publishing industry to the coming of Generative AI tools on June 22 via
Zoom.
FILCOLS executive director Alvin J. Buenaventura said that many
authors look at AI as tools to help them in their writing projects. “We have
members who use the premium version of ChatGPT to help them generate ideas for
world-building and character profiles,” he added.
However, visual artists are more affected by image-generating AIs.
According to Liza Flores, who was interviewed by Buenaventura prior to the summit,
many visual artists are unhappy and do not support the use of these tools.
Some call image-generating AIs “extremely dangerous” because they
are prone to be misused. If they are used for a long time, the artists end up
not using their creative muscles and eventually just relying on images
generated by AI.
Flores is a long-time member and past president of the Ilustrador
ng Kabataan (INK), the country’s first and only organization dedicated to
children’s books artists.
The AAP “is the enabling organization formed to take the lead in
driving the growth and evolution of Analytics and Artificial Intelligence in
the Philippines.”
FILCOLS is the organization established in 2008 to support the Philippine book publishing industry as the national collective management organization for text and images.
The full videos of the two-day event may be viewed via this link,
https://www.facebook.com/AnalyticsAndAIAssociationOfThePhilippines/videos/2484091618419079
Text by Alvin J. Buenaventura. This article may be re-posted as long as the
author is acknowledged.
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