[Joeboy]

> Interesting that the AI is able to produce a meaningful storyline without fully understanding characters

Does it? I think the actors and film makers did a pretty good job of creating a film with meaning and characters, despite not having much to work with. In fact a lot of the fun of this is watching the actors try to make something out of the word salad they've been given.

Edit: If you want to see the script unembellished by the cast and crew it's here https://www.docdroid.net/lCZ2fPA/sunspring-final.pdf.html

It's a damn thing scared to say. Nothing is going to be a thing.

[ccvannorman]

Also we fill in tons of subtext I'm quite sure the AI has no idea about.

[notahacker]

Also, this script appears to have been selected by a human actively looking to find apparently meaningful and original structure and sentiments from a long list of attempts by Benjamin, most of which clearly derived from the source texts

> For a while, Sharp said, Benjamin kept "spitting out conversations between Mulder and Scully, [and you'd notice that] Scully spends more time asking what's going on and Mulder spends more time explaining."

Can't help thinking that this reported response to questions about the film appears more meaningful - poignant almost - than anything in the actual script

> The world is still embarrassed. > The party is with your staff. > My name is Benjamin.

[schoen]

It reads a lot like Racter (I think I read that The Policeman's Beard is Half-Constructed actually involved a lot of human selection of amusing and interesting utterances).