AI Was In More Oscar-Nominated Films Than You Think

In an era where AI is often blamed for destroying creative work, here’s how it’s quietly empowering artists.

“AI will replace artists,” “AI will make creative jobs obsolete,” “AI is a threat to originality.” The rise of generative AI — especially its use in content creation like music, art, and writing — has sparked heated debates, with critics warning of the potential for AI to upend creativity and job opportunities.‍

But amid the noise of AI’s supposed dangers, there’s another side to the story — one that’s already quietly changing the game for filmmakers, sound engineers, and musicians. Rather than threatening creative integrity, non-generative AI technologies like AudioShake are enabling artists to unlock entirely new possibilities. This isn’t about replacing the human touch — it’s about amplifying it.

**Read the full piece on AudioShake’s blog →**

*AudioShake helps make sound usable for both humans and machines. Our technology separates sound into its different components to power a wide range of creative, workplace, and machine tasks that are dependent on the ability to edit sound.*