The answer really depends on whether you can look over the uncanny hollowness of affect that all AI art seems to induce. Technically I can believe all the image

The answer really depends on whether you can look over the uncanny hollowness of affect that all AI art seems to induce. Technically I can believe all the image and motion parts will fall into place in a few years. Im becoming increasingly unconvinced by ML output to conjure satisfyingly rich meaningful experiences in the audience. That may be due partly to an emotional detachment caused by the observer knowing that the output was created by automation. The end effect is the same. The (good) artists I know are becoming less threatened by ML replacing them and more curious about how it might help them create references. Obviously itll be amazing for creating daytime TV and general YouTube filler.