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AI generated by demand, most likely. Or AI generated by indie creators who have a vision but not a budget, and are provided with a platform to create content ea
by theragra 10mo ago
AI generated by demand, most likely. Or AI generated by indie creators who have a vision but not a budget, and are provided with a platform to create content easily.
- butlike 10mo agoYeah, I dunno. There's a guy on Instagram right now making techno-futuristic stories I equate to micro-episodes and...it gets old. Economies of scale would say that finding the good content in the sea of dogshit would be impossible if everyone was doing that. Premium is premium because it's scarce; not everyone is doing it.
- anon84873628 10mo agoDon't worry, there will be algorithms to help you find what you like. And content will still go viral within subcultures.
- bunderbunder 10mo agoExcept the algorithms don’t help me find new things I like. They never have, and I’m starting to suspect that they never will. What they find - what they’re designed to find - is more of the same. Which is only “more things I like” in à very, very shortsighted sense.
- JeremyJaydan 10mo agoMaybe this is because of scarcity.. if existing algos are applied on top of infinitely generated entertainment then perhaps we'll see something even more addictive than YouTube.
- seanc 10mo agoAs always, anticipated (at least in some sense) by Neal Stephenson: https://www.wired.com/1994/10/spew/ https://www.wired.com/1994/10/spew/
- xtracto 10mo agoReminds me of Red Vs Blue series of 2003 that were only using the Halo game. They were quite fun to watch. Imagine what can be done with AI nowadays!
- theragra 10mo agoYeah, currently generated content made with some interconnected ideas, vision, script and talent is kinda better than I thought it will be. I expected it will be extremely sloppy at first.