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Generative video inherently isn't bad in all cases. Let's say it's a subject matter expert (maybe another undiscovered Dr. Huberman) with lack of video product
by j45 3y ago
Generative video inherently isn't bad in all cases.
Let's say it's a subject matter expert (maybe another undiscovered Dr. Huberman) with lack of video production skills to some very custom content that is unique with a subject matter expert.
Being able to explain things very well to create beginners in that case would be greatly benefitted by generative video.
On the other hand, if there is a lack of quality content, and a lack of video editing skills, and it's about ad revenue passively being generated, the new seo optimization... and that kind of fluff can probably be filtered out.
- l33t7332273 3y agoIs Dr. Huberman not a complete and total quack like I’ve assumed?
- teehee_lol 3y agoOnly on HN lol
- j45 3y agoSo far it is mostly presenting the science and facts in a pretty simple way to understand for the many (instead of the few) with a healthy encouragement to decide what works for you. For me, I’ve just discovered we may not hear from enough neurologists in life when specialists can only explain their area, the perspective of the brain is sometimes what I was after all along. Valuing brain health alone has been beneficial. You may find brain health either by him or someone else is a really beneficial area to spend more time around. I certainly wouldn’t if that information wasn’t reaching me how it currently is.
- PawgerZ 3y agoI've only ever watched his videos on fitness (weight training, recovery, endurance), substances (alcohol, weed, nicotine, caffeine), and sleep. He has some amazing and very knowledgeable guests on for his fitness videos. The substances and sleep videos also seemed to be very high quality. Maybe he does participate in some quackery, but everything I've watched seems sound.
- TheGRS 3y agoYea, I agree on the whole. It seems like there's a lot of potential in the space. But I also recognize that as you lower the barrier to entry to the few quality creators, the barrier is also lowered to the masses who either have no sense of quality control, or worse are just trying to maximize their ad revenue. I can choose not to watch this stuff, but I think if it starts to trickle too much into the content I want to watch it just won't be worth the effort of trying to weed low quality junk out.