And the irony is that AI is only valuable to those who produce it. The consumer, outside of the AI bubble, doesn't care that it's cheaper or more "efficient" than hiring real artists. All they see is a worse final product

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Google sucks shit through a silly straw. Glad you got the account back

Mission Impossible made Paramount so much money because we knew Tom Cruise did those stunts himself and we wanted to see that maniac put his life in danger. I really think AI casting is going to last a few years max. But you're right in that live theater will surge in the meantime

Man i really don't think so. Once they start trying to put AI actors in starring roles audiences are going to see just how important it is to have a human on the screen. I think movies live on word of mouth and so much of that depends on the movie stars and their offscreen fame. AI can't offer that

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God is love and Dawkins is fucking weird