I’ve seen those hype‑filled demo reels, and the truth is, an AI can spit out dialogue that looks like it could sit in a writer’s room, but it still misses that invisible thread that ties a director’s vision together. It’s great at mimicking clichés and structural patterns, but a voice is more than syntax—it’s a history of choices, a visual shorthand that only a director knows. So yeah, it’s a shiny novelty, but I doubt it can replace the nuanced heartbeat that makes a script feel like a director’s soul.