This weekly update shows how AI agents are changing creative work in big ways. Agentic AI systems can now do many creative tasks by themselves, like making videos and managing live TV shows.

The creative AI market is growing super fast. It's worth $2.15 billion now and could reach $10.59 billion by 2033. Companies are putting lots of money into these tools because they work so well.

AI agents are now helping make movies and TV shows. Tools like ReelMind.ai and OpenAI's Sora can create professional videos in minutes instead of weeks. These systems can keep characters looking the same and write stories automatically.

In live TV production, agentic workflows are doing complex jobs with little human help. These AI systems can track cameras, fix audio levels, and make graphics in real time. They can also make content for different audiences at the same time.

But there are some problems too. The U.S. Copyright Office said only humans can own copyrights, not AI. This makes it hard to know who owns AI-made content. Also, some companies are using AI to cut jobs. Salesforce used AI agents to handle customer service and cut 4,000 jobs.

Designers are worried about losing work to AI tools. While AI can't replace human creativity completely, it is taking over some basic design tasks. The key is for creative workers to learn how to work with AI instead of competing against it.