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Why wouldn't the users just generate it themselves?
by WarmWash 2mo ago
Why wouldn't the users just generate it themselves?
- mawadev 2mo agoThis is exactly how I see it. Most companies participating in such games are digging their own grave long term, because of fear of someone else doing that
- homarp 2mo agoon their own computer using open weight chinese models? More seriously 1) >users will generate their own some people write fanfic, most just watch/read instead. 2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebel_Without_a_Crew https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebel_Without_a_Crew explains how film maker will film, with whatever they have. AI will enable some people to make what is not financially feasible right now for a single person to do. 'Unique' movie/stories creation will continue. And like with the rest of things AI can do, the question is more 'who's going to pay for person-made vs "algorithmically optimized AI generated story'. Same question we have of 'AI generated code' vs 'this code was written by a person'.
- ygxhbcxdg 2mo agoSora was QUICKLY shut down due to the astronomical cost. On what basis do you claim that using language models to generate feature films would be cheap?
- xhkkffbf 2mo agoSora isn't cheap, but regular films regularly cost more than $100m to film. Spending $20k on tokens is relatively cheap.
- lotsofpulp 2mo agoI would be surprised if production costs for films regularly exceeds $100M. I assume the vast majority of 9 figure films have marketing as the 9 figure expense, including pay for high profile actors/directors/producers, which is also a form of marketing.
- homarp 2mo agobecause of what /r/stablediffusion is doing. I assume a not evenly distributed future
- hackable_sand 2mo agoWhy would they?
- ygxhbcxdg 2mo agobecause it's too expensive. Go try out Sora to see for yourself. oh right you can't