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Hollywood Shuts Down After 160,000 Actors Walk Off the Set (youtu.be)

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[-] loom_in_essence@lemmy.world 9 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

There are already teams of humans ready to do all that stuff. AI adds nothing there. The non-artistic person with a vision can already collaborate with skilled artists.

But more importantly, we are not worried about artists using AI as a tool. We are worried about corporate goons using AI to fire all creative staff and generate manipulative trash.

[-] kale@lemmy.zip 1 points 1 year ago

The first company that debuts an entirely AI film will be a game changer, since it's training set will be all the greats/popular films from Godfather, Taxi Driver, Jurassic Park, Star Wars, Inglorious Bastards, and Parasite.

Then everyone will want to get in on the game and we'll see a huge number of AI films. To be noticable and unique, a certain amount of hallucinating will be allowed. After a couple more years, you'll see model collapse as the film AIs are now using other AI output as their training input.

AI systems need a steady "diet" of human created material to continue to create material that is relevant and interesting to humans.

Robert Evans has a great episode on "behind the bastards" about AI and children's books. The majority of Kindle published children's books and coloring books are AI generated. There are Kindle books on how to make hundreds of AI children's books a month using AI tools, including how to write the prompt for the AI input.

[-] kmkz_ninja@lemmy.world -2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Okay so instead of me just working on a fun product for free in my own time, I have to pay someone a fair wage as if this is a commercial product I'm producing?

There's several people in this thread arguing we should outright ban the use, instead of coming up with ways to protect artists without artificially limiting AI.

[-] loom_in_essence@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I have to pay someone a fair wage as if this is a commercial product I'm producing?

There's several people in this thread arguing we should outright ban the use,

I didn't see anyone ITT making that argument, and anyway this whole debate is specifically and explicitly about hollywood goons using AI to churn out trash without paying the talent. It's not about some broke artist using AI to bring his vision to life. As I already said. It's beyond straw man to treat that as the position that's being criticized

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