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Your links have nothing to do with what I'm asking. Also you predicted that websites that host porn would somehow go out of business which never happened. The

Your links have nothing to do with what I'm asking. Also you predicted that websites that host porn would somehow go out of business which never happened. The current process: This is not the current process. Anyone can buy cameras, steady cam rigs and wireless mics from amazon then edit on a pc. Where are you getting this idea that anyone can't buy stuff on amazon and edit on their computer? Why aren't you answering the questions of why there isn't a glut of high quality scripts, sitcoms, tv shows and independent movies? At some point you will have to accept that these things are difficult and it isn't just about how easy it is to make images. Anyone can write a book or start a youtube channel, but that doesn't mean that anyone can do it well. The best people are still the best.

echelon 3y ago
> Your links have nothing to do with what I'm asking. Also you predicted that websites that host porn would somehow go out of business which never happened. Just wait. Generating > hosting. > Where are you getting this idea that anyone can't buy stuff on amazon and edit on their computer? It's fucking difficult. > Why aren't you answering the questions of why there isn't a glut of high quality scripts, sitcoms, tv shows and independent movies? Because the US market can only bear a few thousand theatrical and television productions a year. There are more than a thousand directors that would love a shot to be greenlit, but the capital, personnel, and logistics inputs are too high. Compare to the number of software engineers, fan fiction authors, web comic authors, etc. > At some point you will have to accept that these things are difficult and it isn't just about how easy it is to make images. Momentary technological limitation. At some point in the future, our daydreams will become a live canvas we share with others in real time. We're getting there. That might be a long way off, but some of the next steps along the way include easy to use generative film tech. > The best people are still the best. You'll never know who could have been the best. The best director might have been bound by opportunity cost to earn money for their family working two jobs.
- CyberDildonics 3y ago
  Just wait. Generating > hosting. You said your predictions came true in your last comment, now you're saying "just wait". If "generating > hosting" (whatever that means) why are all the companies making the most money the ones that host? It's fucking difficult. Anyone can buy stuff off of amazon and set it up. We can see that by how many people have youtube channels. Anyone could make their own movie and put it on youtube but we don't see much of that at all. You'll never know who could have been the best. You haven't confronted why we don't see the same stuff in scripts, novels, plays or other forms that don't take the same amount of effort. The truth is that it takes practice. It isn't about some innate ability as if there is a good will hunting cinematic genius sitting doing nothing because he doesn't have generative AI. Didn't you say "hollywood" would collapse in a year? (forgetting for a second that hollywood is a city and paramount is the only movie studio actually in hollywood)

echelon 3y ago

> Your links have nothing to do with what I'm asking. Also you predicted that websites that host porn would somehow go out of business which never happened. Just wait. Generating > hosting. > Where are you getting this idea that anyone can't buy stuff on amazon and edit on their computer? It's fucking difficult. > Why aren't you answering the questions of why there isn't a glut of high quality scripts, sitcoms, tv shows and independent movies? Because the US market can only bear a few thousand theatrical and television productions a year. There are more than a thousand directors that would love a shot to be greenlit, but the capital, personnel, and logistics inputs are too high. Compare to the number of software engineers, fan fiction authors, web comic authors, etc. > At some point you will have to accept that these things are difficult and it isn't just about how easy it is to make images. Momentary technological limitation. At some point in the future, our daydreams will become a live canvas we share with others in real time. We're getting there. That might be a long way off, but some of the next steps along the way include easy to use generative film tech. > The best people are still the best. You'll never know who could have been the best. The best director might have been bound by opportunity cost to earn money for their family working two jobs.

CyberDildonics 3y ago
Just wait. Generating > hosting. You said your predictions came true in your last comment, now you're saying "just wait". If "generating > hosting" (whatever that means) why are all the companies making the most money the ones that host? It's fucking difficult. Anyone can buy stuff off of amazon and set it up. We can see that by how many people have youtube channels. Anyone could make their own movie and put it on youtube but we don't see much of that at all. You'll never know who could have been the best. You haven't confronted why we don't see the same stuff in scripts, novels, plays or other forms that don't take the same amount of effort. The truth is that it takes practice. It isn't about some innate ability as if there is a good will hunting cinematic genius sitting doing nothing because he doesn't have generative AI. Didn't you say "hollywood" would collapse in a year? (forgetting for a second that hollywood is a city and paramount is the only movie studio actually in hollywood)