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I'm not clear how you think the ML of 2017 would have been useful for generating these videos? This points to specific actors and creators, who I expect were us
by sdenton4 3y ago
I'm not clear how you think the ML of 2017 would have been useful for generating these videos? This points to specific actors and creators, who I expect were using whatever was cheap and easy to produce a pile of content with in 2017.
- adastra22 3y agoPre-2017 tech would have been up to the task. You'd create a bunch of generic animations and characters (all rigged up to the same skeletal system so all the animations work on all the characters), and design composable elements for a scene. Then use ML categorization techniques to label both popular YouTube videos and your pieces. From there it would be mostly automated: the ML agent strings together scenes to create a bunch of videos, then use reinforcement learning to adjust and mutate content based on some metric of view counts.