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Humans basically want to belong to a tribe, which is why there’s always a certain equilibrium with relatively few “famous” people on one side. If AI and the Int
by refactor_master 5y ago
Humans basically want to belong to a tribe, which is why there’s always a certain equilibrium with relatively few “famous” people on one side. If AI and the Internet made everyone exceptional, nobody would be exceptional, and we’d just find random idols to gather around anyway (sort of what we already do).
Sure, you could use AI to act, or you could follow your most basic gut instinct and slap a famous-for-being-famous person on it and call it a day. Because it’s going to work.
- CyberDildonics 5y agoThis is nonsense. First, actors are not famous for being famous, they are famous because people recognize them and eventually learn their names. Second, the name recognition is why they get cast as voices. Their name can then be used to promote the movie and the actors themselves can go out and promote the movie.
- refactor_master 5y agoAt first you get famous for being above average. Then you become more famous for being famous. Why are they paid in the several millions when most jobs are not? Are they that much better at their job, than you are at yours? Probably not. But now the ball is rolling.
- CyberDildonics 5y agoI'm sure that is what it might look like with a vague awareness of entertainment, but it is not only not reality it doesn't even make sense. It also has nothing to do with the thread.