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Possibly this? https://blog.richardvanhooijdonk.com/en/the-entertainment-industry-turns-to-algorithms-in-search-of-blockbuster-movies/ https://blog.richardvanh
by grawprog 5y ago
Possibly this?
https://blog.richardvanhooijdonk.com/en/the-entertainment-industry-turns-to-algorithms-in-search-of-blockbuster-movies/ https://blog.richardvanhooijdonk.com/en/the-entertainment-in...
https://tecreview.tec.mx/2021/04/26/en/how-to-make-a-blockbuster-movie/ https://tecreview.tec.mx/2021/04/26/en/how-to-make-a-blockbu...
>A team of scientists from the Spanish universities of Granada (UGR) and Cádiz (UCA) has designed the first computer system to help screenwriters write movie scripts that will do better at the box office, a model that makes use of artificial intelligence techniques to analyze the most successful clichés or tropes.
- okareaman 5y agoInteresting. I thought something like this was going on. I remember remarking to a friend that I got the feeling from some shows that the screenwriters had help from AI. The plots of some were at the same time more complex but had weird twists the people normally wouldn't think of. I am also not surprised the AI is mining TV Tropes. Now I think Diller is right that there is some "They are some weird algorithmic process" going on, but I rather like it. It's less formulaic.