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> that a complete collapse of the industry seems highly unlikely to me. Unlikely in the next 10 years or the next 100?
by shepherdjerred 3y ago
> that a complete collapse of the industry seems highly unlikely to me.
Unlikely in the next 10 years or the next 100?
- Version467 3y agoI wouldn’t have any confidence in any predictions I make 100 years into the future even if we didn’t have the current AI developments. With that said, I’m pretty confident that the movie industry will exist in 10 years (maybe heavily tranformed, but still existing and still pretty big). If it’s still a big part of current popculture by then (vs obviously on its way out) then I’d expect a collapse of it to require a change that is not a result of AI proliferation, but something else entirely.
- shepherdjerred 3y agoMy point is that many talk about AI as though it's not going to evolve or get better. It's a mindset of "We don't need to talk about this because it won't happen tomorrow". Realistically, AI being able to replace Hollywood is something that could happen in 20-50 years. That's within most people's lifetime.