[wolttam]

It's hard to see how there will be room for profit as this all advances

There will be two classes of media:

- Generated, consumed en-masse by uncreative, uninspired individuals looking for cheap thrill

- Human created, consumed by discerning individuals seeking out real human talent and expression. Valuing it based merely on the knowledge that a biological brain produced (or helped produce) it.

I tend to suspect that the latter will grow in value, not diminish, as time progresses

[skeezyboy]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pause_Giant_AI_Experiments:_An...

people said the world could literally end if we train anything bigger than chatgpt4... I would take these projections with a handful of salt

[pizzathyme]

This is an incredible artifact.

[amarcheschi]

At this point we should have been dead for God knows how many times (I'm not going to check yud's Twitter for his actual predictions)

[skybrian]

It seems to me that you’re describing Hollywood? Admittedly, there are big budget productions, but Hollywood is all about fakery, it’s cheap for the consumer, and there’s a lot of audience-pleasing dreck.

There’s no bright line between computer and human-created video - computer tools are used everywhere.