> With self-generated movies (shows, books, games, ...), there will be no process of discovery to enjoy, no immersion to experience. There will be nothing to sh

> With self-generated movies (shows, books, games, ...), there will be no process of discovery to enjoy, no immersion to experience. There will be nothing to share or discuss with others, as everyone will have their own version of the story. I don't think so. I think users will share what they've generated like they do now with midjourney images. If I decided to "generate" a pilot episode of a show about robot ninjas fighting a secret war on mars, and it turns out really well, I'll share it on youtube. if enough people like it I might do ep2, or ep3. Then it becomes that shared reality. Obviously if anyone can just say "gimme a show about robots on mars" instead of looking at what others have already created, the audience might not be as big, but no more than midjourney I'd imagine there will still be some talent and finesse involved in getting the prompts just right, and most people will be too lazy and prefer to browse what others have already done