> I wonder if we will observe something similar in acting and social interaction, where more and more bad or CGI acting gets corrected by uncanny valley methods

> I wonder if we will observe something similar in acting and social interaction, where more and more bad or CGI acting gets corrected by uncanny valley methods, which new generations get on mass exposed with and thus change their own habits and what it means for facial expressions to be uncanny. I don’t think this will happen with CGI. For most people, the vast majority of music they consume is pre-recorded. Thus, whatever is common in pre-recorded music becomes their definition of music. However, with regards to faces and expressions, people still interact with real faces and expressions in real life and movies are just a small proportion of the faces and expressions they encounter. Thus real life will still set the baseline standard and won’t be able to be shifted like what happened to music.