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That's not the other way around, that's my point. A scientific idea will eventually be accepted because its objective truth makes it inevitable in spite of resi
by roarcher 1y ago
That's not the other way around, that's my point. A scientific idea will eventually be accepted because its objective truth makes it inevitable in spite of resistance. Wide acceptance of AI movies is no more inevitable than wide acceptance of bellbottom jeans--it's simply a matter of like or dislike. From what I've seen, people have a strong aversion to it and no particular reason to overcome that aversion.
So far not one commenter in this thread has articulated why AI movies are inevitable.
- CamperBob2 1y agoWide acceptance of AI movies is no more inevitable than wide acceptance of bellbottom jeans--it's simply a matter of like or dislike It's inevitable because you won't be able to tell the difference.
- roarcher 1y agoReally? I won't be able to tell that the "actors" in a feature-length presentation don't actually exist? I see you responded to this point elsewhere in this thread, but frankly your reply is a non-sequitur. I'm not sure what you mean by it.