81% of Creatives Think AI Will Benefit Their Work in New Study, but Regulation Remains Majority Concern

UTA introduced “AI Takes Center Stage: The Real-Time Impact of AI in Creative Media & Marketing” at Cannes Lions Thursday

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UTA IQ Global Head Joe Kessler (Credit: UTA/Getty Images)

CANNES – A new study on the use of artificial intelligence in the arts found that 81% of creatives believe AI will benefit their work, but a majority 71% agreed that regulation of the new technology is a primary concern.

The study, titled “AI Takes Center Stage: The Real-Time Impact of AI in Creative Media & Marketing,” polled 500 creative professionals and was presented Thursday at Cannes Lions by United Talent Agency‘s research and strategy division, UTA IQ.

AI continued to be a major topic at this year’s Cannes Lions advertising fest after it made its debut at the 2023 edition of the ad world’s biggest gathering.

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