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Topic	welp its happening a movie made entirely by AI
bigblu89 05/10/24 1:46:44 PM #42:	masterpug53 posted... The difference is that, while people marveled at and were entertained by Trip to the Moon and other early films in their heyday, no one in our current era (other than the techbros who made it) will marvel at or be entertained by this AI movie. Why? Because it's not a new form of media. Photography and film were new, exciting forms of media. 3D animation was a new form of media. Apart from the 'fever dream' aesthetic, AI isn't creating anything new; it's just repackaging and regurgitating what already exists, taking an already-oversaturated market and threatening to flood it to biblical proportions. Maybe not right this second, but as it gets perfected (if it gets perfected) it will get to a point where it will be seamless enough to pass as "real". Just look at movies today. Look at the top 25 grossing movies every year, and it'll be the ones with the most CGI. Taking people that made animatronics and special effects by hand, and replacing them with a computer doing the work. This is just the next step. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:980332830] in welp its h... [t:80766293]...</cite> <quote>masterpug53 posted... </cite><quote>The difference is that, while people marveled at and were entertained by Trip to the Moon and other early films in their heyday, no one in our current era (other than the techbros who made it) will marvel at or be entertained by this AI movie. Why? Because it's not a new form of media. Photography and film were new, exciting forms of media. 3D animation was a new form of media. Apart from the 'fever dream' aesthetic, AI isn't creating anything new; it's just repackaging and regurgitating what already exists, taking an already-oversaturated market and threatening to flood it to biblical proportions.</quote>Maybe not right this second, but as it gets perfected (if it gets perfected) it will get to a point where it will be seamless enough to pass as "real".Just look at movies today. Look at the top 25 grossing movies every year, and it'll be the ones with the most CGI.Taking people that made animatronics and special effects by hand, and replacing them with a computer doing the work.This is just the next step. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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