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I don't think the making of the original blade runner involved much in the way of modern AI. I'm honestly not sure what you're trying to say.
by thfuran 4y ago
I don't think the making of the original blade runner involved much in the way of modern AI. I'm honestly not sure what you're trying to say.
- keiferski 4y agoAI creation tools make it easier to make stuff. This process will result in a lot of junk, but it will also result in some super creative people making art they otherwise couldn’t. The same process happened with filmmaking. Fifty or sixty years ago, it was too expensive for anyone other than large corporations. You could even say the same thing for writing itself; a thousand years ago, paper was too expensive for the average person and most people couldn’t afford to buy books and become literate. Today, writing paper is functionally free.
- adql 4y agoAnd it's not just creation of art from "scratch", I bet we will soon see AI being able to take painted animation frame, sketch of next and extrapolate next frame from it, and making whole process so much cheaper
- fmajid 4y agoAn Avid nonlinear video editing station used to cost $100K. Nowadays you can do the same with software costing $300 on the computer you already have. You can get a mirrorless video camera that blows away the Sony CineAlta ones George Lucas used to shoot the Star Wars prequels for under a grand. This has removed a huge chunk of production costs and make indie film-making much more viable. The only limits are your imagination and the salaries of the actors and camera crew. AI-generated animation is already being used by industry giants like Toei, and will likely be the first application to hit the screens.