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The same reason why I read books from good authors. The curation of an experience is undervalued by many. Just like coding isn't about mechanics. It is about
by ilc 3y ago
The same reason why I read books from good authors.
The curation of an experience is undervalued by many.
Just like coding isn't about mechanics. It is about understanding requirements and coming up with solutions that meet needs
- gmays 3y agoI agree, but the art (e.g. what a good author does) comes from the structure, of which thousands of combinations could be created. Gen AI would then be able to endlessly fill in details for unique variations (different characters, locations, allegiances, time periods, decision trees, etc.). Think about any good story. A million details could be different, and it would still work well.
- ukuina 3y agoAnd role-playing games have shown us the way to have a curated overarching story while still enabling player agency. Many of those principles will apply to Generative Cinema. The current expectation that movie studios or the Hollywood machine will somehow be diminished by GenAI is misguided. If anything, it will normalize $100 movie rental "experiences" you can enjoy at home with no additional hardware besides your smartphone and a cast-enabled TV, with everything rendering real-time in the cloud.