While headway has been made in photo algorithms like StyleGAN, GPT-3's scriptwriting, and AI voice replication, we aren't even close to having AI-generated stic

While headway has been made in photo algorithms like StyleGAN, GPT-3's scriptwriting, and AI voice replication, we aren't even close to having AI-generated stick cartoons or anime. At best, AI generated Star Trek trained on old episodes would produce the live-action equivalent of limited animation; it would reuse the most liked parts over an over again and rehash the same camerawork and lens focus that you got in the 60's and the 90's. There wouldn't be any new planets explored, no new species, no advances in cinematography, and certainly no self-insert character (in case you wanted to see - simulation of how you'd fair on the Enterprise). It wouldn't add anything new as far as I can see. Now if there was some way to recreate all the characters in photorealistic 3D with Unreal Engine, feed them a script, and use some form of intelligent creature and planet generation, you may get a little closer to creating a truly new episode.