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The collapse in production costs from AI video is going to change the volume and quality of what gets made. We’re headed for a world where studios and small tea
by OldGreenYodaGPT 10mo ago
The collapse in production costs from AI video is going to change the volume and quality of what gets made. We’re headed for a world where studios and small teams alike can produce work that would have required a Game of Thrones budget not long ago. The pipeline for high end series and films is about to get a lot bigger, and the pace of experimentation is going to jump
- monkaiju 10mo agoIt might have required a GoT level budget to make, but it wont look as good a GoT. Just a few days ago McDonalds learned that (again) in the Netherlands
- Octoth0rpe 10mo agoI think 90% of the McDonald's backlash was specifically related to the tone/content of the ad (anti-holiday, you're better off in McDonald's _than with your family_!), not the actual quality of the video.
- LetsGetTechnicl 10mo agoI don't know, the ad also looks like shit
- bossyTeacher 10mo ago>The pipeline for high end series and films This is like assuming that more high quality code will be available because the barrier to making and deploying software is lower. Look at the npm repository. There is more to high-end software than churning out code fast. And there is more to high-end series and movie making than high quality visuals.
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- mnky9800n 10mo agoWe are heading towards a world where during the moment a company wins a bid to serve you an ad and it actually serves you an ad it generates a custom ad made just for you that will have video, etc. that is most likely to get you to engage in whatever the ad is attempting you to engage in.
- Octoth0rpe 10mo agoI wonder if the next gen ad blocking strategy will involve convincing ad generators that I respond _really_ well to plain text ads with a font color of #FEFEFE on a #FFFFFF background.