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Why wouldn't studios use a LLM for biometrics instead of using an individual's attributes? They could churn out new unique virtual actors continuously.
by Mountain_Skies 3y ago
Why wouldn't studios use a LLM for biometrics instead of using an individual's attributes? They could churn out new unique virtual actors continuously.
- minimaxir 3y agoA LLM cannot output a likeness. Deepfaking is still a manual process that cannot be automated, and the legal rights there are very up-in-the-air.
- Legend2440 3y agoAn LLM can't, but StableDiffusion can. Deepfakes are very much automated for still images, and it's really just a matter of time until it's automated for video and 3D.
- minimaxir 3y agoEven with modern tricks for Stable Diffusion to focus on a specific subject (e.g. Dreambooth LoRAs/Textual Inversion) it is not anywhere close to the level of replacing actors.
- satvikpendem 3y agoUnreal Engine's MetaHumans is getting quite good. I assume in 20 years it will be on par or surpass the quality of actor likenesses in current movies.
- charlieo88 3y agoThe studios don't want a unique virtual actor. They want the one someone else has proven as successful. They aren't driving down Sunset Blvd asking to scan in unknowns. They want the big name stars.