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If you translate this to movies, then what you're buying is a script. Or if you want to keep it generic over experiences, a trailer prompt. This feels like a f

If you translate this to movies, then what you're buying is a script. Or if you want to keep it generic over experiences, a trailer prompt. This feels like a future where it will be very easy to get it wrong and you end up with terrible content. An AI needs a personality to make interesting content or else it just grabs the bell-curve of what "personality" it has derived from its training. Then again, what is the right personality to make a great movie in Y genre? How can an AI possibly get this right when by definition it's an "average of learnt inputs"?

aurareturn 2y ago
Yep, you’re buying a well crafted script and the script generates the content on the fly. That’s what I envision. I’m not sure about the “easy to get it wrong” part. I assume we will figure out how to control the experience such that it will always be a consistently good experience. I’m not referring to an AI generating the script. The script is still crafted by humans - maybe with specific tools.