The people who love using Gen AI want easy shiny things, they want every area of every image to have detail, they want to use all those shots that they pumped their prompts and cash into, regardless of how well it serves the story.
This isn’t compatible with the kind of measured, thoughtful approach to storytelling that makes a good film.
Yeah exactly. Generative software makes a lot of sense for advertising and other short term distractions, but not much else. I think there will be a contingent of people who get addicted to LLM outputs and are willing to pay for it (like we’re seeing with some chatbot boyfriends/girlfriends) but on the whole it’s just… boring.
The people who love using Gen AI want easy shiny things, they want every area of every image to have detail, they want to use all those shots that they pumped their prompts and cash into, regardless of how well it serves the story.
This isn’t compatible with the kind of measured, thoughtful approach to storytelling that makes a good film.
Yeah exactly. Generative software makes a lot of sense for advertising and other short term distractions, but not much else. I think there will be a contingent of people who get addicted to LLM outputs and are willing to pay for it (like we’re seeing with some chatbot boyfriends/girlfriends) but on the whole it’s just… boring.