[allo37]

And then obviously no-one will spend $220 million on a movie anymore because, hey, we can just use generative AI. So I guess subsequent AIs will be based on the outputs of a previous AI? Or will all movies from a certain point onwards be wholly based on a corpus of existing movies used for training? Maybe AI companies will start shooting small film segments in meatspace just for the purpose of training or providing some base input to their models?

The future is gonna be weird, yo.

[trimethylpurine]

Isn't that what they are already doing but with human writers? Screenwriting is mostly just a formula. Aside from being cheaper, I don't see any difference in terms of quality.