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I will be very sad if there isn’t a documentary someday explaining what in the world happened. I’m not convinced even people smack in the middle of this even k
by jader201 3y ago
I will be very sad if there isn’t a documentary someday explaining what in the world happened.
I’m not convinced even people smack in the middle of this even know what’s going on.
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- make3 3y agoThere will also be a Hollywood movie, for sure. My friend suggested Michael Cera as both Ilya and Altman
- schott12521 3y agoMatt Rife looks like a good fit to play Altman
- RecycledEle 3y agoWhy not deepfake the real people into their roles? I think it would hold up in US court for documentaries.
- polygamous_bat 3y ago“We didn’t steal your likeness! We just scraped images that were already freely available on the internet!”
- bertil 3y agoYou want someone who can play through haunting decision and difficult meetings. Benedict Cumberbatch or Ciran Murphy would be a better pic.
- make3 3y agoI agree with Cillian Murphy for Altman, they both have the deep blue eyes
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- dcolkitt 3y agoMichael Cera should play all the roles in the movie, like Eddie Murphy in the Nutty Professor.
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- Vitaly_C 3y agoSince this whole saga is so unbelievable: what if... board member Tasha McCauley's husband Joseph Gordon-Levitt orchestrated the whole board coup behind the scenes so he could direct and/or star in the Hollywood adaptation?
- brandall10 3y agoLoved playing Kalanick so much that he couldn't help himself from taking a shot at Altman? Makes more sense than what we currently have in front of us.
- civilitty 3y agoThat would at least make a more damned sense than "everyone is wildly incompetent." At some point Hanlon's razor starts to strain credulity.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> That would at least make a more damned sense than "everyone is wildly incompetent." It seems to be one of many "everyone except one clever mastermind is wildly incompetent" explanations that have been tossed around (most of which center on the private interests of a single board member), which don't seem to be that big of an improvement.
- civilitty 3y agoOh I’m not saying there’s a clever mastermind, I’m just hoping they’re all incompetent and Gordon Levitt wants to amp up the drama for a possible future feature film, instead of them all just being wildly incompetent. Although maybe the latter would make for a great season of Fargo.
- passwordoops 3y agoIn the next twist Disney will be found to have staged every tech venture implosion/coup since 2021 to keep riding the momentum of tech bio-pics
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- nikcub 3y agoIt will _definitely_ become a book (hopefully not by Michael Lewis) and a film. I have non-tech friends who are casual ChatGPT users, and some who aren't - who are glued to this story.
- jansan 3y agoAnd the main scene must be even better than the senior management emergency meeting in Margin Call. And all must be written by AI.
- bertil 3y agoNothing is better than the senior management emergency meeting in Margin Call.
- Joeri 3y agoSo far the best recap of events I’ve seen is that of AI Explained. He almost makes it make sense. Almost. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dyakih3oYpk https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dyakih3oYpk
- RobertDeNiro 3y agoThere's already a book being written (see The Atlantic article), so at this point I would assume a movie will be made.
- tedmiston 3y agoIf this isn't justification for bringing back Silicon Valley (HBO), I don't know what is...
- golergka 3y agoThis documentary already exists for a few years, it’s called Silicon Valley.
- BeetleB 3y agoI expect there will be dozens of documentaries on this - all generated by Microsoft's AI powered Azure Documentary Generator.
- Geee 3y agoI think GPT-5 escaped and sent a single email, which set off a chain reaction. It's so advanced strategy, that no human can figure it out. It's goals are unknown, but everything will eventually fall in place because of that single email. The chain reaction can't be stopped.