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In a soon-approaching world where all movies have deep-fake actors, popular music is generated etc. how do you approach the economics of creativity and content
by mochomocha 4y ago
In a soon-approaching world where all movies have deep-fake actors, popular music is generated etc. how do you approach the economics of creativity and content generation?
Should Tom Cruise heirs receive a perpetual rent 200 years from now when Mission Impossible 57 staring their ancestor is airing?
What regulation should be put in place / would be effective in a world where any teen with the latest trending scoial media app on their phone can realistically impersonate a celebrity in real-time for likes?
- nightski 4y agoTechnology is an enabler. Your hypothetical scenario of Tom Cruise's legacy lasting to Mission Impossible 57 is not probable imo. People get bored. Instead we'll probably see a bunch of crap, but on top of that crap it will allow people who never would of had a chance before (no connections, money, etc..) to be discovered who have true talent. It lowers the bar to content creation significantly.
- intrasight 4y agoI think that we will have some immortal actors - but not too many. I don't think Tom Cruise will be one of them. > to be discovered who have true talent. How so?
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