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Are We Living in an AI Bubble? Let’s Talk AI, Motion Design, and the Future of Generative Video

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School of Motion

AI is everywhere these days, but are we all just caught up in the hype?

This week on the School of Motion Podcast, we dive into the current state of AI in motion design—and whether we might be riding the wave of an AI bubble that’s about to pop.

Here’s a quick rundown of the topics covered in this episode:

The AI Bubble: Hype or Reality?

There’s a lot of buzz that we might be in an AI bubble, similar to the dot-com craze of the late '90s. Sure, the tech is cool, but are we inflating its value way beyond what it’s actually worth? If this bubble bursts, what happens to all the overhyped tools and companies we’re betting on?

AI and Motion Design: Time to Experiment

Artists and motion designers are starting to warm up to AI. The tools are out there, and they’re powerful—but only if you know how to use them. This episode is all about encouraging you to get hands-on. The more you play around with AI, the more you’ll see where it can really take your work (and where it falls flat).

The Money Problem: Can AI Stay Afloat?

Here’s the kicker—running AI isn’t cheap. Companies like OpenAI are spending millions just to keep their models running, yet they’re still bleeding cash. So, the big question is: How long can these companies keep it up before the money runs dry?

Why Listen?

This episode doesn’t just tell you what’s happening; it makes you think about what’s next. Is AI really the game-changer everyone says it is, or are we heading for a reality check? If you’re in the creative field and using—or thinking about using—AI, this is one episode you can’t afford to miss.

Check out the full episode to get the lowdown on AI in motion design.

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