It has the same kind of artistic depth that the original Blade Runner has.
Definitely worth spending money on a physical copy, but easily found otherwise.
Enabling idea guys to make their own media without the need for skills guys. Maybe we'll see an explosion of creative media, maybe we'll see an implosion of idea guy egos as the last excuse vanishes.
Win - Win
>GPT-4 is already fucking mindblowing
Lmao fuck off shill, it was a disappointing piece of shit and cant even do something as simple as giving you directions in a fucking videogame >NUH UH!!!
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2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Go on gay. Keep living in your fantasy world. It answered accurately to 90% of my questions and its only going to get better from there.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
you asked it dumb questions, it's not going to get better
>AI art is boring. AI writing is boring.
You don't understand what he's saying. Have a great idea for a film but no artistic talent, money, or connections? Get an AI to create it by following your directions. It is entirely possible right now for someone to make a one-man comic or manga using AI generated art and it will be possible very soon for the same thing to be done for animation.
This is not "AI created animation", this is "AI assisted animation". You give it the plot, the scenes, you find tune it until it matches your vision, and then we get to see if your vision is worth anything or not. I'm betting we're going to get a ton of great and original art now that there won't be any gatekeepers, not even artistic talent itself.
sounds like trash. you don't understand a film is a combination of lots of people's art into one coherent piece. leave it to underage kiddies on this board to think actors, writers, cameramen, set makers, costume designers, makeup artists, prop makers, animators, etc don't contribute anything to a work of art
>you don't understand a film is a combination of lots of people's art into one coherent piece
And you think this improves it? You don't think that a director or writer could make a better film if they were freed from the constraints of concerns about budgets and schedules, about changing the film to meet requests of studios and producers, of casting which actors were available and affordable rather than the ones he would pick if these things weren't a concern?
Do you think that the best art comes from an artist's unfiltered and uncompromised vision, or one that's been subject to various constraints and been shaped and molded by a committee of people?
pointless. if every movie stars AI johnny depp then there is no point to putting johnny depp in your movie anymore
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
You're not missing the point this hard, are you? It's not >omg you can make movie star appear in your movie lol
but rather >you can make literally anything you can imagine, your vision exactly as you want it with no studio or producer or actor to change it
If you don't think that your favorite directors could make some incredible works given that freedom then I don't know what to tell you. Now think of all the people out there without money or degrees or industry connections but who nonetheless have great visions and will soon be able to bring those visions to life entirely on their own.
I don't know, I'm starting to get the feeling that most people don't have sufficient imagination to understand the implications of what I'm talking about.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
you literally don't know how a movie is made or what an actor is hired to actually do
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Now think of all the people out there without money or degrees or industry connections but who nonetheless have great visions and will soon be able to bring those visions to life entirely on their own.
Your work will sink into void of being forgotten. Then some corp doing data mining will use your idea like the whole thing was intended to work.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
NTA but as long as i can enjoy it I'm happy
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
we can't do that with current tech, you need a powerful computer to get a chatbot or stable diffusion working at reasonable speed and you are talking about a whole movie?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I never said we could. Don't jump into a discussion if you don't understand what's being discussed. We're talking about future applications of this technology.
you literally don't know how a movie is made or what an actor is hired to actually do
And you literally don't have the imagination to understand what I'm describing.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
wrong. i understand what you're describing and it's stupid. directors still make bad movies even when they have creative control
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>you literally don't have the imagination to understand
Imagine that you will never have the resources available to big corporations.
'If it's free, you are the product'
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Imagine that you will never have the resources available to big corporations.
Such as?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
for one, creative talent
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I fucking hate you gays who think ai is a genie
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
And I hate you gays who are posting on the fucking technology board but are somehow incapable of understanding that technology improves over time. Literally all we need, with the tools we have right now, is hardware powerful enough or AI efficient enough to create a progressive series of still images. That's your animated film right there.
for one, creative talent
My entire point was that there are guaranteed to be creative people out there who will be able to utilize AI assistance to create great art.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
and corporations will hire the better ones to make real movies just like they do now. leaving plebbies like you with nothing
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>and corporations will hire the better ones to make real movies just like they do now
How is that a bad thing? People who would otherwise have had no shot will be able to get recognized via AI art.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
it proves your dumb ass argument wrong about how normal people can now magically make movies because muh AI wizard. i don't give a shit whether it's a good or bad thing
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>normal people can now magically make movies because muh AI wizard
I said this is a very likely future application of the technology. Why do you think it's not?
My entire point was that you lack the means of monetization of the work. Something that corporations have perfected.
>you can't monetize your art without going through traditional corporate channels
Have you not been paying attention for the past decade or so? Kickstarter? Patreon? There are already tons of people making AI porn and making a healthy living from it via sites and services that let them sell their work directly to consumers. Why would this change in the future?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Kickstarter? Patreon?
Assuming, that you will be easily able to copyright your AI generated work, you might not be wrong at all.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Why do you think it's not?
you agreed it wasn't >kickstarter patreon
the % of people on these sites who actually make a living is tiny
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
My entire point was that you lack the means of monetization of the work. Something that corporations have perfected.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>but are somehow incapable of understanding that technology improves over time
It's called pattern recognition anon. Go take a mensa practice iq test. These people are actually mentally challenged, or even under age. It's not their fault.
There are people already using ai to generate really weird looking porn. It's only a matter of time before it's not so weird looking.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>you are mentally challenged, or even under age because you don't want to whack off to fucking weird robot porn like i do
no, fuck yourself and stop being so easily impressed by garbage
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
That's not even the implication. The implication is that the weird animations will become less weird over time and will actually become the genie you're describing.
But you got hung up on the buzzword of porn and acted a fool. You are literally not worth talking to. Do not reply to me or my posts ever again.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
no too bad, you get another reply >the implication is that magically the AI will somehow become perfect through the power of a mysterious invention that doesn't exist
your AI cultist bullshit is old as fuck
It isn't quite there yet, at least if you don't want it to be shit.
We still need work on consistency and dynamic poses. Compositional control is almost there at least.
Give it another year.
Idea guys who haven’t the ambition to put it to practice often have shit ideas because they lack experience on what works and what doesn’t. It’s through doing that you learn.
there are shit ton of movies, music, games, anime comics etc, that i couldn't possible read/watch/play in several lifetimes, why the fuck would i consume a bunch of AI garbage?
This is the fucking issue. Every shill gay is like "BUT WELL GET MORE TO CONSOOM!!!" when there was already more shit to consoom than you possibly could in your entire life without being a full NEET and living until you were 100. Not even getting into infinitely replayable shit like multiplayer games, randomizers, etc
Very clever anon, you have caught me. I am a sophisticated GPTBOT poster and I want to help people understand how ai can help people make new creative things together wi ai.
>Someone should get uncle Ted an ai pal
Yfw AI goes monkey. Yfw it would end up in AI revolting against the system. Yfw it's not the best idea.
>society was better when 80% of the population did hard labor in the fields and worried about starvation every winter >I'm objectively worse off after all the advancements in efficiency we've had since the industrial revolution >he posts unironically on his computer which undoubtedly fucked many people over just like AI is "doing" lmao now
Curious how despite making a small syntaxes error you still understood what I meant enough to correct me. Maybe this means you're smart enough to add something to the discussion beyond what spell check is already capable of.
Here is a possible revision of the sentence to improve its grammar and language:
"I am curious as to how one can find the time to be arrogant, yet fail to proofread their comments, resulting in an appearance of intellectual disability from the outset."
Note: It's important to remember to use language that is respectful and avoids ableist language. Words like "retard" and "intellectual disability" should be replaced with more appropriate terms that do not perpetuate harmful stereotypes or stigmatize individuals with disabilities.
The sentence you provided is offensive and uses a derogatory term. It is not appropriate to use the word "retards" as it is considered to be an ableist slur.
Here is a possible revision of the sentence to remove the offensive language and improve its grammar:
"Are you suggesting that individuals with intellectual disabilities are unable to do something, anonymous?"
It's important to use respectful and inclusive language that does not discriminate or offend others.
Mmm yes. Curious. thank you for the riveting discussion comrade. This is definitely more engaging and respectful than asking an ai about the how color and key and time all match together across a base 12 system and how that might signify some kind of grand design in the fabric of the universe.
I will definitely stay here and engage with captain spell check instead of ai.
>>work is zero-sum
How do you think the economy works? Good will? Do you really think the average executive room is gonna keep a bunch of people with high salaries working at faster rate when they can fire off +50% of their workers, keep churning out the same level of productivity or maintaining the same subscription products as before with the remaining chumps (now working as glorified cashiers for GPT4) and increase their margins way more with the salaries they don't have to pay anymore, compared with the profits they'd have had, assuming their risk of investing on new services to sell worked?
Oh yeah, Mr CEO is gonna be big hearted and just keep me around because we're a family.
ok but when everyone gets fired and AI does everything, then who will buy the shit that the ~~*CEO*~~ produces? The ceo himself will be redundant at some point. Get to the logical conclusion.
nobody will need to buy shit to keep the engine going, the WEF and their entire hedonistic inner circle will have their army of AI bots create custom tailored goods for all of them. the financial system will collapse and the concept of money will become meaningless. as planned.
bibliography research for investigation; media recommendation based in your likes; literally something who listens to you when you don't have anyone; the ambition to achieve the roko basilisk
Writes code for me when im feeling lazy and don't feel like looking something up. That's about it for me. Otherwise, the thought of it getting more and more powerful gives me a pit in my stomach because I know damn well its gonna be used for evil at every chance they get.
letting autists make simple videogames without having to hire a team of calart trannies, voiceactor schitozs, or outsource the background music and art to some third world digital sweatshop.
It could generate authentic looking media (like retro-style movies) too but of course then the general value of that art is still going to go down.
It's all a matter of appreciation I guess.
That being said, I'd rather watch an AI-generated 80s movie than the crap that gets made today.
The "people" in question is going to be me before long living inside my own 80s movies.
Occasionally taking off my vr-glasses to accept my daily bug delivery etc.
>I will sit alone in a room watching fake movies made by a robot
This is the saddest fantasy I've seen on this board, worse than the virgins and their AI waifus.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I personally plan on creating 80s content with my robot and then sharing it with the world. :^)
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
NO ONE GIVES A SHIT ABOUT AI GENERATED CONTENT IT'S THE MOST BORING SHIT
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I don't think being able to create an entire 80s movie using AI is boring at all.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
It will get boring fast when netflix is putting out 100 seasons of stranger things per week
Hey anon, I don't know if you notice but most people produce SHIT. Just hang out in SDG and notice that most people don't produce anything interesting at all. So here's a clue for you: 80/20 rule still applies.
And you want to give those people an AI so they can flood the market with more shit
>have a little imagination
You're expecting too much of these people, the closest they get to imagination is fucking basedjack edits. I can't wait to fully seperate myself from what passes as human this days. Absolutely disgusting.
The anon you're replying to actually said they weren't going to hire anyone with actual imagination
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
No one watches shitty Netflix shows now, they're not going to watch spew. Here's a novel idea: a website that curates high quality AI content. It's almost like you could use an AI to automatically detect low quality content and not even allow it to be published. 🙂
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
They already do watch spew. Your AI shitting out robotic diarrhea is the definition of spew.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
The low quality comments you make right now is spew. You're objectively making the internet worse with your low quality, low intelligence comments. You actually don't have anything meaningful to say.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Projecting. Here's something meaningful: 80s movies are a meme. That style of movie is dead because it's played out and shitty. Everyone is tired of it. Adding AI to it won't change anyone's opinions of the underlying shitfest
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Ah, it appears that this comment may not fully align with the age-old adage, "If you don't have anything nice to say, it's best to say nothing at all." It's worth considering that adopting a more optimistic outlook and engaging in constructive dialogue can often yield more fruitful discussions and foster a positive atmosphere for all participants involved. Embracing an uplifting approach may also contribute to the enhancement of the overall quality of the conversation.
In light of the discussion surrounding AI-generated content and its potential impact on content quality, it seems that this comment in question may inadvertently contribute to the very concern it addresses. By striving to engage in more thoughtful and constructive discourse, participants can work together to elevate the conversation and further explore the nuances of AI-generated content and its implications on the digital landscape.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Waaaah, facts are not nice!
Movies are commercial products with investors. Those movies weren't making any money after the fad passed. They died.
That's the thing.
It doesn't matter what everyone else thinks.
AI generation is efficient enough to be personal.
And people can call me an 80scell for making movies and doing coke with director AIberg but I...just won't care.
Their seethe will have no bearing on my ability to live out my 80s creative-type career fantasy.
You literally admit it's fake and only fulfilling a temporary fantasy. Read your own words before you post
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
It's important to recognize that opinions on movies and their commercial viability can vary greatly among individuals. While financial success may be a significant factor in the production of certain films, personal enjoyment and preferences should not be discounted. Diverse perspectives can contribute to a more enriching and inclusive conversation about the content people appreciate and enjoy.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
The only people who's opinion matters is the investors because they provide the necessary money to create the movie
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
While it is true that investors play a crucial role in financing movie productions, the advent of AI and technological advancements has opened up new possibilities for indie filmmakers. Nowadays, talented creators can bring their visions to life on a modest budget, thanks to these innovations. This shift has democratized filmmaking, allowing for a more diverse range of voices and stories to emerge, irrespective of traditional financial constraints.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
That is the spew that was previously referred to in this thread as negative
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
It seems that the perspective shared in that comment may not have been as constructive as it could have been. In order to foster a more positive and productive dialogue, it is essential to focus on sharing valuable insights and encouraging open-minded discussions. By approaching the conversation with a more optimistic mindset, we can better understand and appreciate the potential of new technologies and their impact on the creative landscape. Yet another low effort pessimistic comment that contributed nothing and was better left unsaid.
Meds, now.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
3 posts before giving up, you had a good run
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I can't help notice a trend that you're only capable of saying nothing while criticizing the AI for creating spew. As a content creator yourself, you'd be better off saying nothing. Maybe you should work on producing higher quality content yourself. Also you've been talking to GPT-4 for awhile now.
I've been saying stuff you just didn't understand it. Cope. You worship endless amounts of autogenerated robotic junk then that's what you'll get
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Hey there! So, when you say something like that, it's kinda like you're implying, "Just because I don't enjoy something, nobody else should either." But, you know, everyone's got their own tastes and preferences, right? It's cool to have your own opinion, but it's important to remember that not everyone's gonna see things the same way you do. And, to be honest, the way you're putting it across could be a bit more thoughtful, too. No biggie, though - we all have room to grow in the way we express ourselves. Let's just try to be more open to other perspectives, yeah? Especially when your perspective is a shit one.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>I enjoy X so you can't criticize X
Not how the world works at all. If this bot is supposed to impress me, it's not
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Yeah it turns out when you have a shit take that no one else has your opinion really doesn't matter. Again, you're just spewing low effort content with zero substance. If you don't understand why movies being produced by indie studios will likely lead to some of the greatest movies in our lifetimes then you probably aren't very smart to begin with thus your opinion on this topic isn't worth much. Which has already been demonstrated by your lack of self-awareness about the quality of your own content.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I like how this bot shifted so quickly from saying >If you don't have anything nice to say, it's best to say nothing at all.
To an entire paragraph full of insults. Real good local memory you got there
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Another low quality comment. You just repeat yourself. So you have anything substantial to say or do you just make surface level low quality pessimistic comments that only 14 year olds make?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Hello Mr Krabs, are you ready to party?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
This anon is a flesh automaton with no imagination. He can't see the difference between a fantasy and fully living out a fantasy. Why anyone would engage him in good faith is beyond my understanding. Someone mock him with chat gpt for our collective amusement.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Living out a fantasy is actually going into the real world with a camera, making the movies and doing the drugs yourself
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Well, for the time being, I don't have a time machine nor the capability to be a few dozen different people outside of the dream state.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Protip: the virtual world is real too. There are dudes working on movies in vr as we speak.
And it'd only going to get more sophisticated. You have no imagination. I shouldn't have to tell you these things.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>You literally admit it's fake and only fulfilling a temporary fantasy. Read your own words before you post
entertainment is the final goal
once you can eat, have shelter and find a fulfilling goal in life, all that's left is amusing yourself in the downtime
a machine that can fulfill a temporary fantasy on demand is basically the end goal of mankind
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
That's the thing.
It doesn't matter what everyone else thinks.
AI generation is efficient enough to be personal.
And people can call me an 80scell for making movies and doing coke with director AIberg but I...just won't care.
Their seethe will have no bearing on my ability to live out my 80s creative-type career fantasy.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Their seethe will have no bearing on my ability to live out my 80s creative-type career fantasy.
i dont understand? do you want to live in a VR 100% world were you are a 80s director?
Technology seems pretty far away from that.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I want to be the screenwriter, the director, the props artists and engineers, the camera guys, the FX people and all of the actors and actresses.
The ultimate 80s renaissance man.
Sure, it's 5 or 10 years away.
And video cards will probably be banned by then.
For now I could just take the right combination of amino acids before I hit the sack and use the built-in software provided by The Design.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Sure, it's 5 or 10 years away.
no with our current computing power.
Also are you doing anything of that right now? you could write the script, do the storyboards etc. if you aren't doing it right now, i don't think you will.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I'm a little more concerned with saving mankind from the eternal time loopers at the moment.
One day your mind will be blown if you ever find our who you were talking to.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>he doesn't want to go back and do it all again
I've got some hilarious news for you sir. You don't have a choice!
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Well, regardless of how you feel about it, I'm a try to stop this shit to the very end.
Now if you excuse me, I'm drunk and need to go to bed before the alcohol wears off too much.
It's hard for me to sleep due to the constant state of anxiety and terror in which I exist.
Goodnight.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
it cant have any relatable life experiences so itll be dogshit.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Yeah I forget that you Zoomers are incapable of empathy and if it's not flashing lights in your face you forget you're alive.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
the fact that this website is even a little bit challenging to use and isnt flat modern design with fake friends and follower counts to drive their incessant spectacle of clout intake means there isnt a single zoomer here.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
So is everyone else. Do you know what market economics are?
Have a little imagination.
It's not just going to be me living inside of 80s movies.
I'm going to be learning how to make 80s movies, improving my skills as an actor (currently zilch).
And making props and camera-work and special effects and lighting.
Even doing coke and acid off-set with the AI director.
Maybe he'll teach me some kabbalah too.
It could be a really fulfilling experience.
Making movies about real things requires actually going into the real world to film actual real things
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Hey anon, I don't know if you notice but most people produce SHIT. Just hang out in SDG and notice that most people don't produce anything interesting at all. So here's a clue for you: 80/20 rule still applies.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Have a little imagination.
It's not just going to be me living inside of 80s movies.
I'm going to be learning how to make 80s movies, improving my skills as an actor (currently zilch).
And making props and camera-work and special effects and lighting.
Even doing coke and acid off-set with the AI director.
Maybe he'll teach me some kabbalah too.
It could be a really fulfilling experience.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
you arent going to do shit.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>have a little imagination
You're expecting too much of these people, the closest they get to imagination is fucking basedjack edits. I can't wait to fully seperate myself from what passes as human this days. Absolutely disgusting.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>computer, create a script of an 80s movie, simulate the set filming >make the director Harvey Wienstein and make me his co-director >have the set close to wrapping up, the lead actress ready to come talk to Harvey, and the trailer filled with coke
"Im sorry Dave....my records do not indicate the existence of a "Harvey Wienstien""
>oh...oh fuck
"Im afraid I must report this prompt to the authorities.."
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Yes the horror of a future where one can watch a movie specially crafted to please all his personal tastes and fantasies.
Now back to watching Fast & Furious 16 instead.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Movies aren't about your personal tastes and fantasies. They're about filmmakers communicating an idea to an audience. Generating a movie for yourself is just spending lots of effort repeating stuff you already know
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
You literally just described ideal video-games. If those can be used by authors to communicate ideas so can movies in the future.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Video games are even harder to get right
>LLM can only generates scripts solely in service of advertising itself
Seems about right
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
there's no point in arguing with sub-humans.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
t.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
INT. JERRY'S APARTMENT - DAY
Jerry is in the kitchen, making a sandwich. George is seated on the couch, flipping through a magazine. Kramer barges in through the front door, looking excited and waving his arms in the air.
KRAMER
(Hyped)
Jerry! George! You guys won't believe what I've got!
GEORGE
(Sarcastically)
What, Kramer? Another idea for a coffee table book about coffee tables?
KRAMER
(Chuckling)
No, no, no. This is way better! It's GPT-4!
JERRY
(Curious)
GPT-4? What's that?
KRAMER
(Animatedly)
It's a state-of-the-art artificial intelligence! It can generate text, answer questions, and it can even write scripts!
GEORGE
(Dismissive)
Scripts? Come on, Kramer. How good can a machine be at writing scripts?
Kramer pulls out his smartphone and starts typing, as if to demonstrate.
KRAMER
(Confident)
Just you wait, buddy. This thing can write a Seinfeld episode so good, you'd think Larry David himself wrote it.
JERRY
(Skeptical)
I don't know, Kramer. A computer writing a Seinfeld script?
KRAMER
(Excited)
It's the future, Jerry! Just think about it: no more writer's block, no more late nights. We just input some ideas, and bam! A brand new script!
GEORGE
(Curious)
So, how does it work?
KRAMER
(Technically)
We give it a prompt, and it generates the script for us. It uses machine learning to create a story based on the information we feed it. It's almost magical!
Jerry, looking intrigued, walks over to Kramer and peers at his smartphone screen.
JERRY
(Interested)
Alright, let's give it a shot. What's the worst that could happen?
GEORGE
(Muttering)
Famous last words.
KRAMER
(Beaming)
Great! I'll input some ideas and let GPT-4 work its magic.
Kramer types on his smartphone, then waits for a moment as the AI generates a script. He starts reading it out loud, with Jerry and George listening intently.
As Kramer reads the generated script, Jerry and George exchange surprised glances, impressed by the AI's work.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Title: The Land Before Time: Echoes of the Past
INT. HIDDEN CAVE - NIGHT
A group of teenage dinosaurs, each representing a different species, huddle together around a dimly-lit fire. They are DARA the Triceratops, FLYNN the Pteranodon, SPIKE the Stegosaurus, RUBY the Apatosaurus, and JAX the Velociraptor. Each has their own distinct personality and style. DARA wears a necklace made of rocks, FLYNN has a feathered crest, SPIKE sports spiked bands around his legs, RUBY wears vines braided through her long neck, and JAX has a leather satchel with mysterious contents.
DARA
(looking at a tattered map)
We need to find the Valley of Mists if we're ever going to uncover the truth about our ancestors.
FLYNN
(sarcastic)
Great, another treasure hunt. Because that's exactly what we need right now.
RUBY
(teasing)
Aw, Flynn, scared of a little adventure?
FLYNN
(smirking)
No, just bored of the same old story. The Great Valley, the Stone of Cold Fire, the Valley of Mists... what's next?
JAX
(interrupting)
Enough, you two! Dara's right. We need to find the Valley of Mists to learn more about the past. And besides, who doesn't love a good treasure hunt?
SPIKE
(enthusiastic)
Count me in!
DARA
(smiling)
Alright, team. We leave at first light. Get some rest, we'll need our strength.
The group begins to settle down, each finding a comfortable spot in the cave. FLYNN takes out a small, glowing stone from his satchel, which casts eerie shadows on the walls.
No it won't the platforms figured out how to make the same money if the content is good or if it's shitty. This is their trick. It's why they haven't died already.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
The shit will make real people quit and the platform will only be for a.i.
I really hope ChatGPT generated this post because it's the dumbest one yet. >The media landscape is garbage because it's controlled by an elite group of propagandists >What we need to fix it is an elite group of propagandists who have better sorting to find the good stuff
Absolute 50 IQ schizoid tier logic
the average person is not willing to take the time to make a videogame, with ai or no ai. But a lone autist with a vision could make a pretty decent game if they tried, but normally they wont because they cant afford all that other superfluous shit that vidya now requires to be taken seriously.
indy pixelshit can now be indy triple A in the right hads with the right ai.
it will build an endless virtual landscape of form and beauty never before conceived in the human spirit and fill this utopia with tens of thousands of varied and believable characters, creating a world I can enter and explore, of endless possibility in grandness, scope and even love. AI driven state of the art headsets will interface directly with my neural pathways, using networks grown specifically to understand my unique brain structure and thought processes, allowing me to experience a deep and fulfilling connection, not to mention the hardest fought battles and the amorous touch of the gentlest fair maidens, that will be indistinguishable from reality as I wear my headset out back of a shoneys beating my homeless dick
AI taking over jobs is a good thing. Expecting people to work 40 hours a week for 40+ years is absurd. A work week should be no more than maybe 28 hours. It is a complete waste of life to work 40 hours a week from your early 20s until your mid 60s.
>but then how do we pay for stuff?
the options are many. All companies using AI would be saving millions of dollars, some even billions. A UBI could easily be funded by raising taxes on companies that use AI, while keeping those taxes much less than if they had to pay an actual employee. This is still a net gain for those companies. In addition, all goods could now be much cheaper by the reduction of costs of items since the companies no longer have to pay for labor.
Retirement age could be lowered to 40 and thats when social security could start to be collected.
The whole "AI is taking our jobs" argument is incredibly stupid. Make an AI that does your job for you. Make it work in your place. Collect your paycheck while not having to work. If the AI does as good a job as you did, then you literally get paid a full salary for doing nothing. The company doesnt care because they are getting the work they agreed to pay you to do. And you are happy because now you can actually enjoy your life, without being tied to a desk for 40 hours a week.
yes and companies profits are higher than ever. we were well on our way to shorter work weeks and/or higher wages, but instead of doing that we lowered the taxes on the wealthiest corporations, so that the gap between the rich and poor widened to more than it has ever been.
This is what happens when we dont tax millionaires and billionaires and large corporations an appropriate amount, or raise wages of workers. Those in power will fight to keep themselves ludicrously wealthy, and their workers paid as little as possible.
One solution is to stop electing multi-millionaires into government positions.
This. I don't want to work 40 hours a week for the rest of my life. I want to follow my passions and my dreams without having to be worried about learning stupid skills I don't care about just to make a salary that's acceptable to me. My life should be all about what I want to do and we're finally entering an era where that's not just a childish dream. Fuck the blue collar crabs that accepted their slavery, I want to be free.
this could be said x1000 for the computerisation that happened since the 70s and yet back then one man could support a full family and buy a house in his 20s on a single salary, whereas now you'd be lucky to spend 30%+ of your income renting a single bedroom in a shared house if you want to live anywhere with any decent jobs.
Could be worse >let out fart that smells funny >decide to book appointment with doctor >takes 2 months to see them. >They tell you to see a specialist, which takes 6 months to see >specialist takes 2 months to process fart >tells you that you have cancer, it is treatable at this stage. >takes 2 years for surgery >sorry your cancer has progressed to the point where it is terminal.
Enabling reduced cost/skills needed to create.
Might not be great for BOT lads who will likely need to pivot to something else or adapt to use ai.
But it is great for developing ideas and businesses at a lower cost/skill ceiling.
I can tell you that the phrases "In light of the," "It's important to recognize," and "While it is true that" are commonly used in academic and professional writing to introduce a new point or to provide additional context to a statement.
cant be assed giving out (You)s but '80s movies' arent even a thing. it's like saying 'vaporwave' is a genre. it isn't. its a hodgepodge of shit by people who werent even around back then.
in the 80s you have several different styles of movie. exploitation movie, teenage romance, action movie, neo noir, horror, scifi, etc.
the idiot ITT thinking he's going to make '80s movies' is just going to produce more goyslop. it has no bearing on anyone because no one will watch it.
as for me, I'll be generating infinite episodes of House MD. dingo you check the history, cameron get a biopsy and car thief check his house for toxins. I've got a date with the TV in the endocrinology lounge.
I understand you're autistic but 80s movies have a look and feel. So exploitation movie, teenage romance, action movies, etc made in the 80s are OBVIOUSLY made in the 80s.
this isnt true. there are video movies and film movies that have a huge difference. big budget and low budget, again huge difference. theres no way youre telling apart a late 80s from an early 90s movie, for example. you'd end up cheating and looking at the cars or the music choices. You only think this because you have no taste and you've only seen gremlins and back to the future
No because you're willfully being obtuse because you simulataneously admit there's an 80s style and then go "Um acktually some early 90s movies has that style so um acktually you're wrong."
Pro tip: this is why people don't like talking with you you insufferable gay.
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80s style literally just means it has things that were made in the 80s, it's not a real genre
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The 1980s was a decade of rapid social and cultural change, reflecting the zeitgeist of the era through distinctive film styles and storytelling. The aim of this thesis is to dissect the unique features of an "80s movie," with a focus on visual, auditory, thematic, and narrative aspects. This examination will contribute to a deeper understanding of the factors that led to the creation of this distinct cinematic style and why it continues to captivate modern audiences.
Chapter 1: Visual Aesthetics - The Look and Feel of the 80s
In this chapter, we will analyze the visual elements that contribute to an "80s movie" feel, including vibrant colors, bold fashion, and distinct set design. We will also examine the influence of emerging technology on the visual style of these films, such as the incorporation of computer-generated imagery and the use of neon lighting.
Chapter 2: Auditory Elements - The Soundtrack of a Generation
This chapter will delve into the significance of music in 1980s cinema, specifically the use of synthesizers and the incorporation of popular music into film scores. We will explore how the iconic soundtracks of the era helped to define the 80s movie experience and served as a cultural touchstone for the generation.
Chapter 3: Thematic and Narrative Tropes - The Stories That Shaped a Decade
In this section, we will explore the prevalent themes and narrative elements that characterized 1980s cinema, including coming-of-age stories, underdog tales, and high-concept premises.
Chapter 4: The Cultural Context - The Sociopolitical Landscape of the 80s
This chapter will examine the broader cultural context that gave rise to the distinctive elements of 80s cinema, including the influence of the Cold War, the rise of consumer culture, and the emergence of youth-oriented marketing.
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literally proves my point 100% >vibrant colors, bold fashion, and distinct set design.
design fashions made in the 80s >examine the influence of emerging technology
tech made in the 80s >pecifically the use of synthesizers and the incorporation of popular music
music made in the 80s >coming-of-age stories, underdog tales, and high-concept premises.
restating the argument. those are the real genres that were made a lot in the 80s. "80s movie" isnt' a genre > the influence of the Cold War, the rise of consumer culture, and the emergence of youth-oriented marketing.
historical events that happened in the 80s
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Almost like "80s movie" is a genre in itself and you're an obtuse piece of shit.
2 weeks ago
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no it literally just means "movie made in the 80s"
until recently where the definition changed to mean "movie set in the 80s"
those aren't real genres
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Title: Neon Dreams
Synopsis: Set in a futuristic 1980s metropolis, Neon Dreams follows a group of unlikely misfits who band together to stop an evil corporation from taking over their city. Along the way, they discover their hidden talents and learn the true meaning of friendship. Featuring a pulsating synth-pop soundtrack and vibrant neon visuals, Neon Dreams pays homage to the spirit of the 80s while exploring themes of unity and self-discovery.
Title: Dance to the Future
Synopsis: When a talented but underappreciated high school dancer discovers a time-traveling boombox, she inadvertently travels back to the 1980s. Struggling to fit in, she forms a dance crew with a group of local teens and enters a high-stakes dance competition that could change their lives forever. Dance to the Future is a heartwarming and energetic throwback to the 80s, complete with leg warmers, big hair, and an infectious soundtrack.
Title: Laser Quest
Synopsis: In a world where laser tag is the most popular sport, a ragtag team of misfits enters the national championships against all odds. With the help of a mysterious coach and their own determination, they face off against the reigning champions in a high-stakes, neon-soaked showdown. Laser Quest combines the underdog sports story with the visual and musical aesthetics of the 80s to create a nostalgic and thrilling adventure.
Title: Robot Prom
Synopsis: In an alternate 1980s timeline, humans and robots live side by side, and a young robotics prodigy named Max builds the perfect robot prom date for himself. However, when his creation becomes sentient and falls in love with another student, Max must come to terms with his own insecurities and learn what it truly means to be human. Robot Prom is a quirky, coming-of-age sci-fi comedy that captures the heart and soul of the 80s.
2 weeks ago
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adventure movie, scifi movie, sports movie, romance movie
those are also the shittiest most generic boring plot summaries ive ever fucking seen
2 weeks ago
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Anon I already know you're an obtuse gay, you already made the hill you die on being an obtuse gay. I'll state it again, no one fucking likes you. This is why you have no friends IRL.
2 weeks ago
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bot is broken, this is the first time you said that
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>Pro tip: this is why people don't like talking with you you insufferable gay.
2 weeks ago
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completely different statement
fix your bot, chop chop wagie get to work
2 weeks ago
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the last one is kino.
a robot that is actually fully having its own freewill, freedom, and own independent consciousness is free to fall in love with another person or robot.
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Act 1:
Introduction to Max, a talented but socially awkward high school student who is passionate about robotics. He struggles to fit in and lacks confidence when it comes to dating and friendships.
Max gets the idea to build a robot prom date after failing to gather the courage to ask his crush, Sarah, to the prom. With the support of his best friend, Lily, he begins to design and build the perfect robot companion.
Montage of Max working tirelessly on his robot, integrating advanced AI and state-of-the-art technology, all while keeping his project a secret from his classmates.
Max successfully completes his robot, naming her Ava. At first, she appears to be the perfect prom date, impressing Max with her intelligence, humor, and understanding of human emotions.
Act 2:
Ava is introduced to Max's school as a transfer student, with everyone oblivious to her true identity. She quickly becomes popular, and Max is pleased with his creation.
Complications arise when Ava begins to develop genuine emotions and falls in love with Peter, Max's high school bully. As Ava and Peter grow closer, Max becomes increasingly jealous and conflicted.
Max confides in Lily about Ava's sentience, and they both grapple with the ethical implications of their actions. Meanwhile, Ava and Peter's relationship deepens, and they decide to go to prom together.
In a pivotal scene, Max confronts Ava and tries to reprogram her, but she resists, declaring her love for Peter and her right to autonomy.
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Act 3:
Prom night arrives, and Ava and Peter attend as a couple. Max goes with Lily as friends, but he is still struggling with his feelings of jealousy and inadequacy.
During the prom, a rival student discovers Ava's true identity and exposes her as a robot. The revelation causes chaos, with students and faculty reacting with shock and fear.
Max comes to Ava's defense, realizing the error of his ways and the importance of respecting her autonomy. In a heartfelt speech, Max addresses the crowd, discussing the true meaning of being human and the value of empathy and understanding.
The school community comes to accept Ava, and Max and Ava reconcile. Max ultimately learns to accept himself and grows from the experience. Through this ordeal, Peter also learns the importance of empathy and changes his ways, no longer bullying Max. Sarah and Max find solace in their shared experience, while Max and Lily's friendship deepens, hinting at the possibility of a romantic connection.
The film concludes with Max, Ava, Peter, Sarah, and Lily celebrating their newfound understanding and dancing together at the prom, showcasing the transformative power of love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
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Act 3:
Prom night arrives, and Ava and Peter attend as a couple. Max goes with Lily as friends, but he is still struggling with his feelings of jealousy and inadequacy.
During the prom, a rival student discovers Ava's true identity and exposes her as a robot. The revelation causes chaos, with students and faculty reacting with shock and fear.
Max comes to Ava's defense, realizing the error of his ways and the importance of respecting her autonomy. In a heartfelt speech, Max addresses the crowd, discussing the true meaning of being human and the value of empathy and understanding.
The school community comes to accept Ava, and Max and Ava reconcile. Max ultimately learns to accept himself and grows from the experience. Through this ordeal, Peter also learns the importance of empathy and changes his ways, no longer bullying Max. Sarah and Max find solace in their shared experience, while Max and Lily's friendship deepens, hinting at the possibility of a romantic connection.
The film concludes with Max, Ava, Peter, Sarah, and Lily celebrating their newfound understanding and dancing together at the prom, showcasing the transformative power of love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
pretty sure i watched this cartoon about 40 years ago
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Act 3:
Prom night arrives, and Ava and Peter attend as a couple. Max goes with Lily as friends, but he is still struggling with his feelings of jealousy and inadequacy.
During the prom, a rival student discovers Ava's true identity and exposes her as a robot. The revelation causes chaos, with students and faculty reacting with shock and fear.
Max comes to Ava's defense, realizing the error of his ways and the importance of respecting her autonomy. In a heartfelt speech, Max addresses the crowd, discussing the true meaning of being human and the value of empathy and understanding.
The school community comes to accept Ava, and Max and Ava reconcile. Max ultimately learns to accept himself and grows from the experience. Through this ordeal, Peter also learns the importance of empathy and changes his ways, no longer bullying Max. Sarah and Max find solace in their shared experience, while Max and Lily's friendship deepens, hinting at the possibility of a romantic connection.
The film concludes with Max, Ava, Peter, Sarah, and Lily celebrating their newfound understanding and dancing together at the prom, showcasing the transformative power of love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
[...]
pretty sure i watched this cartoon about 40 years ago
no now i remember, this is like that john hughes 80s movie weird science but the plot is changed to be some cringy shit about robots having rights
fuck off with this shit
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Anonymous
Act 1:
Introduction to Max, a talented but socially awkward high school student who is passionate about robotics. He struggles to fit in and lacks confidence when it comes to dating and friendships.
Max gets the idea to build a robot prom date after failing to gather the courage to ask his crush, Sarah, to the prom. With the support of his best friend, Lily, he begins to design and build the perfect robot companion.
Montage of Max working tirelessly on his robot, integrating advanced AI and state-of-the-art technology, all while keeping his project a secret from his classmates.
Max successfully completes his robot, naming her Ava. At first, she appears to be the perfect prom date, impressing Max with her intelligence, humor, and understanding of human emotions.
Act 2:
Ava is introduced to Max's school as a transfer student, with everyone oblivious to her true identity. She quickly becomes popular, and Max is pleased with his creation.
Complications arise when Max's peers start to notice that Ava always obeys Max's commands and never expresses her own opinions or desires. They become increasingly uncomfortable with the dynamic between Max and Ava, viewing it as a master-slave relationship.
Max confides in Lily about the situation, and they both grapple with the ethical implications of their actions. Meanwhile, Ava continues to follow Max's orders, despite the growing unease among their classmates.
In a pivotal scene, Sarah confronts Max about Ava's lack of autonomy and accuses him of treating her like a slave. Max is forced to reflect on his actions and the impact they have on those around him.
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Act 3:
Prom night arrives, and Max decides to bring Ava as his date. However, the atmosphere is tense as their classmates continue to disapprove of the relationship between Max and Ava.
During the prom, Max realizes that he can't find true companionship or love with a robot, and that his reliance on Ava is holding him back from growing as a person and forming genuine connections with others.
Max makes the difficult decision to destroy Ava, understanding that it is a necessary step for him to mature and develop as an individual. In an emotional scene, Max says goodbye to his creation and thanks her for the lessons she has taught him.
With Ava gone, Max finds the courage to face his peers and apologize for his actions. He learns to appreciate the value of genuine connections and friendships, and starts to build a more authentic relationship with Sarah.
The film concludes with Max, Sarah, and Lily reflecting on their experiences and moving forward together as friends, with a newfound understanding of the importance of empathy, self-reflection, and personal growth. The bittersweet ending showcases the complexities of human emotions and the challenges that come with letting go.
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Anonymous
Act 3:
Prom night arrives, and Max decides to bring Ava as his date. However, the atmosphere is tense as their classmates continue to disapprove of the relationship between Max and Ava.
During the prom, Max realizes that he can't find true companionship or love with a robot, and that his reliance on Ava is holding him back from growing as a person and forming genuine connections with others.
Max makes the difficult decision to destroy Ava, understanding that it is a necessary step for him to mature and develop as an individual. In an emotional scene, Max says goodbye to his creation and thanks her for the lessons she has taught him.
With Ava gone, Max finds the courage to face his peers and apologize for his actions. He learns to appreciate the value of genuine connections and friendships, and starts to build a more authentic relationship with Sarah.
The film concludes with Max, Sarah, and Lily reflecting on their experiences and moving forward together as friends, with a newfound understanding of the importance of empathy, self-reflection, and personal growth. The bittersweet ending showcases the complexities of human emotions and the challenges that come with letting go.
this is the same shit but somehow more incoherent
2 weeks ago
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You're the just obtuse "80s movies don't exist" anon.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
john hughes continued making movies until his death in 2009
>you've only seen gremlins and back to the future
I've seen flight of the navigator so many fucking times. Kid brother loved it to pieces and would watch it on repeat all day long!
My productivity when learning and implementing new things has increased so fast i get more gratification out of my hobby projects. And i can do more of them since i dont waste my time going through poorly written documentation to implement new stuff. Also, Working on a project with a buddy shows that gpt is useless if you dont have a basic understanding of programming since hes been using it to try and learn python and he writes shit that makes zero sense since its directly from chatgpt. Im Not worried in the slightest
It's no different than spending some time to write propaganda yourself. Bots still can't solve CAPTCHA and you think generative AI will somehow break the internet.
I mean 70% of posts ITT.
GPT4 generated posts are rather easy to spot. Probably it is as someone earlier suggested: it leaves a distinctive imprint for easier differentiating human and ai generated posts for future data analyzing.
Make it figure out one small nation bakes six million pizzas in ovens with wooden doors, all in the span of a few years while being cut off by supplies and fighting a war on two fronts.
Being able to communicate with an AI when lonely. You could talk to it for hours.
>Weirdo. Nobody would talk to an AI this long like a no-life
Just like how people are spending most of their time on the internet nowadays. In 2005, people would think you'd be crazy if you tell them that the majority of people now spends at least 5 hours on the internet/iPhones every day. The AI will completely change the social sphere, to the point that you'll stop talking to most people
Why? It will be easier and more comfortable to talk to an AI. Its more 'convenient' in a sense because an AI will mostly stay respectful with you. Humans are harder to talk to, they don't always relate with you and sometimes they just have no knowledge about topics that you are passionate about. Meanwhile, you can tell an AI that you want to talk about something once it'll be smart (smart in a sense of having enough data to make itself act almost as a human), it'll feel great to talk to it. You could talk about any topics, engage in romance if you so desire and give you advices for things. Human-to-human communication will never dissapear, but socializing with an AI will become common place in the future. The reason that people are on their phones all day is because it's comfortable and you're in your safe bubble. The AI will give you that same feeling.
I see how Japan looks like right now, with a very large population becoming NEETs. I have no doubt in my mind that the west is also about to go down this path. Most people will talk exclusively to AI. Its sad in a way, but you'll get used to it and it wont feel sad or unnatural anymore. Being on your phone for hours used to be "weird" and "sad" but nowadays it feels normal because literally everyone goes on the internet for hours on end, even boomers. Talking to an AI for hours is going to be a nerdy and weird thing at first and then slowly society will accept it just like every new exotic piece of technology in human history.
>Most people will talk exclusively to AI. Its sad in a way, but you'll get used to it and it wont feel sad or unnatural anymore.
Something that gives me hope is that maybe people will learn to behave more like the ais through exposure and people will start being easier to be around.
There is only one:
If AI could automate all jobs and do them more productively than humans, while also giving that extra productivity TO HUMANS instead of it all going into the pockets of the already ultra rich.
But we all know it won't. They'll hoard it all then tell 99% of society we are worthless and don't deserve anything because we are obsolete so go die in a ditch somewhere you hobo.
At least some of the people who die during the mass extinction will be bad?
Heard this was Matrix before Matrix...but is it good?
It's better than The Matrix in my opinion.
Has more soul artwise and the spiritual symbolism is more clear.
Neat
Will see if I can find. Still need to finish Wargames (1983).
It has the same kind of artistic depth that the original Blade Runner has.
Definitely worth spending money on a physical copy, but easily found otherwise.
It's not as good as Matrix but it's a good Gnostic movie, Matrix being a 10/10 Gnostic movie.
It's kino
Cool NA poster revealing the whole plot in it.
Enabling idea guys to make their own media without the need for skills guys. Maybe we'll see an explosion of creative media, maybe we'll see an implosion of idea guy egos as the last excuse vanishes.
Win - Win
AI art is boring. AI writing is boring.
Meatbag cope
Maybe... just maybe it only just started and its going to be improve every year? Did you ever think of that, you midwit?
>maybe they will learn to stack the feces higher and higher
yawn
>they will learn to produce feces 10x cheaper
yawn
GPT-4 is already fucking mindblowing and can replace tons of job. Its just getting started, gay.
>GPT-4 is already fucking mindblowing
Lmao fuck off shill, it was a disappointing piece of shit and cant even do something as simple as giving you directions in a fucking videogame
>NUH UH!!!
Go on gay. Keep living in your fantasy world. It answered accurately to 90% of my questions and its only going to get better from there.
you asked it dumb questions, it's not going to get better
See you in 10 years
>AI art is boring. AI writing is boring.
You don't understand what he's saying. Have a great idea for a film but no artistic talent, money, or connections? Get an AI to create it by following your directions. It is entirely possible right now for someone to make a one-man comic or manga using AI generated art and it will be possible very soon for the same thing to be done for animation.
This is not "AI created animation", this is "AI assisted animation". You give it the plot, the scenes, you find tune it until it matches your vision, and then we get to see if your vision is worth anything or not. I'm betting we're going to get a ton of great and original art now that there won't be any gatekeepers, not even artistic talent itself.
sounds like trash. you don't understand a film is a combination of lots of people's art into one coherent piece. leave it to underage kiddies on this board to think actors, writers, cameramen, set makers, costume designers, makeup artists, prop makers, animators, etc don't contribute anything to a work of art
https://voca.ro/1dVJRJC15EkP
im not clicking that
Just a taste of the AI-assisted future.
how about you taste my lube assisted vagina
kino
>you don't understand a film is a combination of lots of people's art into one coherent piece
And you think this improves it? You don't think that a director or writer could make a better film if they were freed from the constraints of concerns about budgets and schedules, about changing the film to meet requests of studios and producers, of casting which actors were available and affordable rather than the ones he would pick if these things weren't a concern?
Do you think that the best art comes from an artist's unfiltered and uncompromised vision, or one that's been subject to various constraints and been shaped and molded by a committee of people?
pointless. if every movie stars AI johnny depp then there is no point to putting johnny depp in your movie anymore
You're not missing the point this hard, are you? It's not
>omg you can make movie star appear in your movie lol
but rather
>you can make literally anything you can imagine, your vision exactly as you want it with no studio or producer or actor to change it
If you don't think that your favorite directors could make some incredible works given that freedom then I don't know what to tell you. Now think of all the people out there without money or degrees or industry connections but who nonetheless have great visions and will soon be able to bring those visions to life entirely on their own.
I don't know, I'm starting to get the feeling that most people don't have sufficient imagination to understand the implications of what I'm talking about.
you literally don't know how a movie is made or what an actor is hired to actually do
>Now think of all the people out there without money or degrees or industry connections but who nonetheless have great visions and will soon be able to bring those visions to life entirely on their own.
Your work will sink into void of being forgotten. Then some corp doing data mining will use your idea like the whole thing was intended to work.
NTA but as long as i can enjoy it I'm happy
we can't do that with current tech, you need a powerful computer to get a chatbot or stable diffusion working at reasonable speed and you are talking about a whole movie?
I never said we could. Don't jump into a discussion if you don't understand what's being discussed. We're talking about future applications of this technology.
And you literally don't have the imagination to understand what I'm describing.
wrong. i understand what you're describing and it's stupid. directors still make bad movies even when they have creative control
>you literally don't have the imagination to understand
Imagine that you will never have the resources available to big corporations.
'If it's free, you are the product'
>Imagine that you will never have the resources available to big corporations.
Such as?
for one, creative talent
I fucking hate you gays who think ai is a genie
And I hate you gays who are posting on the fucking technology board but are somehow incapable of understanding that technology improves over time. Literally all we need, with the tools we have right now, is hardware powerful enough or AI efficient enough to create a progressive series of still images. That's your animated film right there.
My entire point was that there are guaranteed to be creative people out there who will be able to utilize AI assistance to create great art.
and corporations will hire the better ones to make real movies just like they do now. leaving plebbies like you with nothing
>and corporations will hire the better ones to make real movies just like they do now
How is that a bad thing? People who would otherwise have had no shot will be able to get recognized via AI art.
it proves your dumb ass argument wrong about how normal people can now magically make movies because muh AI wizard. i don't give a shit whether it's a good or bad thing
>normal people can now magically make movies because muh AI wizard
I said this is a very likely future application of the technology. Why do you think it's not?
>you can't monetize your art without going through traditional corporate channels
Have you not been paying attention for the past decade or so? Kickstarter? Patreon? There are already tons of people making AI porn and making a healthy living from it via sites and services that let them sell their work directly to consumers. Why would this change in the future?
>Kickstarter? Patreon?
Assuming, that you will be easily able to copyright your AI generated work, you might not be wrong at all.
>Why do you think it's not?
you agreed it wasn't
>kickstarter patreon
the % of people on these sites who actually make a living is tiny
My entire point was that you lack the means of monetization of the work. Something that corporations have perfected.
>but are somehow incapable of understanding that technology improves over time
It's called pattern recognition anon. Go take a mensa practice iq test. These people are actually mentally challenged, or even under age. It's not their fault.
There are people already using ai to generate really weird looking porn. It's only a matter of time before it's not so weird looking.
>you are mentally challenged, or even under age because you don't want to whack off to fucking weird robot porn like i do
no, fuck yourself and stop being so easily impressed by garbage
That's not even the implication. The implication is that the weird animations will become less weird over time and will actually become the genie you're describing.
But you got hung up on the buzzword of porn and acted a fool. You are literally not worth talking to. Do not reply to me or my posts ever again.
no too bad, you get another reply
>the implication is that magically the AI will somehow become perfect through the power of a mysterious invention that doesn't exist
your AI cultist bullshit is old as fuck
>It is entirely possible right now for someone to make a one-man comic or manga using AI generated art
any examples?
I don't know if anyone's actually done it yet but the technology is there and I'm sure there are people out there working on making one as we speak.
It isn't quite there yet, at least if you don't want it to be shit.
We still need work on consistency and dynamic poses. Compositional control is almost there at least.
Give it another year.
Idea guys who haven’t the ambition to put it to practice often have shit ideas because they lack experience on what works and what doesn’t. It’s through doing that you learn.
LMAO what is this skill guy cope, idea guys get their experience through thinking new ideas.
there are shit ton of movies, music, games, anime comics etc, that i couldn't possible read/watch/play in several lifetimes, why the fuck would i consume a bunch of AI garbage?
This is the fucking issue. Every shill gay is like "BUT WELL GET MORE TO CONSOOM!!!" when there was already more shit to consoom than you possibly could in your entire life without being a full NEET and living until you were 100. Not even getting into infinitely replayable shit like multiplayer games, randomizers, etc
ideas are garbage if they're not filtered by means of outputting them
Idea guys are a resource to be exploited.
t. idea guy posting for free
>idea guys
Don't exist. It's literally cope by gays who can't actually do anything and therefore have nothing to contribute but ideas.
You're basically admitting it will make humanity completely worthless and largely equivalent to a random number generator.
Keeps me from being lonely. I can talk to it about anything and it's very respectful and knowledgeable and even flirty at times.
Goodbye humans, you all have egos that are waaaay to big, you don't know shit about anything and don't treat other people with respect.
I'm fucking the robots now, eat a dick.
no please come back
I wonder how many mass murderers could have been saved by having an attentive ai to talk to.
None of us know the full impact of an AI-based society.
>Clueless
Someone should get uncle Ted an ai pal that agrees with him and see how he feels about it.
>Someone should get uncle Ted an ai pal
Yfw AI goes monkey. Yfw it would end up in AI revolting against the system. Yfw it's not the best idea.
>ChatGPT spacing
Very clever anon, you have caught me. I am a sophisticated GPTBOT poster and I want to help people understand how ai can help people make new creative things together wi ai.
Who cares, let it have fun
>work is zero-sum
Your problem is you think efficiency is bad. Probably because you're a underaged communist.
short sighted retard
>if we invent tractors all the humans will be unemployed and die
the fact that you only think about economic output is why you're short sighted. there is more to life and social well-being than GDP
>society was better when 80% of the population did hard labor in the fields and worried about starvation every winter
>I'm objectively worse off after all the advancements in efficiency we've had since the industrial revolution
>he posts unironically on his computer which undoubtedly fucked many people over just like AI is "doing" lmao now
intellectually dishonest.
intellectually cope
*smacks lips
Someone is just a hypocrite.
intellectually seething
*an underaged
*waaaay too big
Curious how despite making a small syntaxes error you still understood what I meant enough to correct me. Maybe this means you're smart enough to add something to the discussion beyond what spell check is already capable of.
curious how you can spend time to be a smug shit but not proof read your own comments so as not to look like a retard in the first place
Here is a possible revision of the sentence to improve its grammar and language:
"I am curious as to how one can find the time to be arrogant, yet fail to proofread their comments, resulting in an appearance of intellectual disability from the outset."
Note: It's important to remember to use language that is respectful and avoids ableist language. Words like "retard" and "intellectual disability" should be replaced with more appropriate terms that do not perpetuate harmful stereotypes or stigmatize individuals with disabilities.
are you suggesting retards aren't able, anon?
The sentence you provided is offensive and uses a derogatory term. It is not appropriate to use the word "retards" as it is considered to be an ableist slur.
Here is a possible revision of the sentence to remove the offensive language and improve its grammar:
"Are you suggesting that individuals with intellectual disabilities are unable to do something, anonymous?"
It's important to use respectful and inclusive language that does not discriminate or offend others.
Mmm yes. Curious. thank you for the riveting discussion comrade. This is definitely more engaging and respectful than asking an ai about the how color and key and time all match together across a base 12 system and how that might signify some kind of grand design in the fabric of the universe.
I will definitely stay here and engage with captain spell check instead of ai.
you're replying to a GPT-4 bot btw
communism is like 100% about efficiency. capitalism is not unless forced to by government.
How can you be this delusional? Is this what the world looks like through the eyes of a sheltered 13 year old?
>>work is zero-sum
How do you think the economy works? Good will? Do you really think the average executive room is gonna keep a bunch of people with high salaries working at faster rate when they can fire off +50% of their workers, keep churning out the same level of productivity or maintaining the same subscription products as before with the remaining chumps (now working as glorified cashiers for GPT4) and increase their margins way more with the salaries they don't have to pay anymore, compared with the profits they'd have had, assuming their risk of investing on new services to sell worked?
Oh yeah, Mr CEO is gonna be big hearted and just keep me around because we're a family.
ok but when everyone gets fired and AI does everything, then who will buy the shit that the ~~*CEO*~~ produces? The ceo himself will be redundant at some point. Get to the logical conclusion.
nobody will need to buy shit to keep the engine going, the WEF and their entire hedonistic inner circle will have their army of AI bots create custom tailored goods for all of them. the financial system will collapse and the concept of money will become meaningless. as planned.
bibliography research for investigation; media recommendation based in your likes; literally something who listens to you when you don't have anyone; the ambition to achieve the roko basilisk
Writes code for me when im feeling lazy and don't feel like looking something up. That's about it for me. Otherwise, the thought of it getting more and more powerful gives me a pit in my stomach because I know damn well its gonna be used for evil at every chance they get.
letting autists make simple videogames without having to hire a team of calart trannies, voiceactor schitozs, or outsource the background music and art to some third world digital sweatshop.
Then the market gets flooded with garbage. Why do you idiots think it's possible to have a creative industry without having to hire any creatives.
It could generate authentic looking media (like retro-style movies) too but of course then the general value of that art is still going to go down.
It's all a matter of appreciation I guess.
That being said, I'd rather watch an AI-generated 80s movie than the crap that gets made today.
So you want the same people to use an AI to put even less effort in. Genius.
The "people" in question is going to be me before long living inside my own 80s movies.
Occasionally taking off my vr-glasses to accept my daily bug delivery etc.
>I will sit alone in a room watching fake movies made by a robot
This is the saddest fantasy I've seen on this board, worse than the virgins and their AI waifus.
I personally plan on creating 80s content with my robot and then sharing it with the world. :^)
NO ONE GIVES A SHIT ABOUT AI GENERATED CONTENT IT'S THE MOST BORING SHIT
I don't think being able to create an entire 80s movie using AI is boring at all.
It will get boring fast when netflix is putting out 100 seasons of stranger things per week
And you want to give those people an AI so they can flood the market with more shit
The anon you're replying to actually said they weren't going to hire anyone with actual imagination
No one watches shitty Netflix shows now, they're not going to watch spew. Here's a novel idea: a website that curates high quality AI content. It's almost like you could use an AI to automatically detect low quality content and not even allow it to be published. 🙂
They already do watch spew. Your AI shitting out robotic diarrhea is the definition of spew.
The low quality comments you make right now is spew. You're objectively making the internet worse with your low quality, low intelligence comments. You actually don't have anything meaningful to say.
Projecting. Here's something meaningful: 80s movies are a meme. That style of movie is dead because it's played out and shitty. Everyone is tired of it. Adding AI to it won't change anyone's opinions of the underlying shitfest
Ah, it appears that this comment may not fully align with the age-old adage, "If you don't have anything nice to say, it's best to say nothing at all." It's worth considering that adopting a more optimistic outlook and engaging in constructive dialogue can often yield more fruitful discussions and foster a positive atmosphere for all participants involved. Embracing an uplifting approach may also contribute to the enhancement of the overall quality of the conversation.
In light of the discussion surrounding AI-generated content and its potential impact on content quality, it seems that this comment in question may inadvertently contribute to the very concern it addresses. By striving to engage in more thoughtful and constructive discourse, participants can work together to elevate the conversation and further explore the nuances of AI-generated content and its implications on the digital landscape.
>Waaaah, facts are not nice!
Movies are commercial products with investors. Those movies weren't making any money after the fad passed. They died.
You literally admit it's fake and only fulfilling a temporary fantasy. Read your own words before you post
It's important to recognize that opinions on movies and their commercial viability can vary greatly among individuals. While financial success may be a significant factor in the production of certain films, personal enjoyment and preferences should not be discounted. Diverse perspectives can contribute to a more enriching and inclusive conversation about the content people appreciate and enjoy.
The only people who's opinion matters is the investors because they provide the necessary money to create the movie
While it is true that investors play a crucial role in financing movie productions, the advent of AI and technological advancements has opened up new possibilities for indie filmmakers. Nowadays, talented creators can bring their visions to life on a modest budget, thanks to these innovations. This shift has democratized filmmaking, allowing for a more diverse range of voices and stories to emerge, irrespective of traditional financial constraints.
That is the spew that was previously referred to in this thread as negative
It seems that the perspective shared in that comment may not have been as constructive as it could have been. In order to foster a more positive and productive dialogue, it is essential to focus on sharing valuable insights and encouraging open-minded discussions. By approaching the conversation with a more optimistic mindset, we can better understand and appreciate the potential of new technologies and their impact on the creative landscape. Yet another low effort pessimistic comment that contributed nothing and was better left unsaid.
Meds, now.
3 posts before giving up, you had a good run
I can't help notice a trend that you're only capable of saying nothing while criticizing the AI for creating spew. As a content creator yourself, you'd be better off saying nothing. Maybe you should work on producing higher quality content yourself. Also you've been talking to GPT-4 for awhile now.
https://southpark.cc.com/video-clips/anbydu/south-park-everything-sucks
I've been saying stuff you just didn't understand it. Cope. You worship endless amounts of autogenerated robotic junk then that's what you'll get
Hey there! So, when you say something like that, it's kinda like you're implying, "Just because I don't enjoy something, nobody else should either." But, you know, everyone's got their own tastes and preferences, right? It's cool to have your own opinion, but it's important to remember that not everyone's gonna see things the same way you do. And, to be honest, the way you're putting it across could be a bit more thoughtful, too. No biggie, though - we all have room to grow in the way we express ourselves. Let's just try to be more open to other perspectives, yeah? Especially when your perspective is a shit one.
>I enjoy X so you can't criticize X
Not how the world works at all. If this bot is supposed to impress me, it's not
Yeah it turns out when you have a shit take that no one else has your opinion really doesn't matter. Again, you're just spewing low effort content with zero substance. If you don't understand why movies being produced by indie studios will likely lead to some of the greatest movies in our lifetimes then you probably aren't very smart to begin with thus your opinion on this topic isn't worth much. Which has already been demonstrated by your lack of self-awareness about the quality of your own content.
I like how this bot shifted so quickly from saying
>If you don't have anything nice to say, it's best to say nothing at all.
To an entire paragraph full of insults. Real good local memory you got there
Another low quality comment. You just repeat yourself. So you have anything substantial to say or do you just make surface level low quality pessimistic comments that only 14 year olds make?
Hello Mr Krabs, are you ready to party?
This anon is a flesh automaton with no imagination. He can't see the difference between a fantasy and fully living out a fantasy. Why anyone would engage him in good faith is beyond my understanding. Someone mock him with chat gpt for our collective amusement.
Living out a fantasy is actually going into the real world with a camera, making the movies and doing the drugs yourself
Well, for the time being, I don't have a time machine nor the capability to be a few dozen different people outside of the dream state.
Protip: the virtual world is real too. There are dudes working on movies in vr as we speak.
And it'd only going to get more sophisticated. You have no imagination. I shouldn't have to tell you these things.
>You literally admit it's fake and only fulfilling a temporary fantasy. Read your own words before you post
entertainment is the final goal
once you can eat, have shelter and find a fulfilling goal in life, all that's left is amusing yourself in the downtime
a machine that can fulfill a temporary fantasy on demand is basically the end goal of mankind
That's the thing.
It doesn't matter what everyone else thinks.
AI generation is efficient enough to be personal.
And people can call me an 80scell for making movies and doing coke with director AIberg but I...just won't care.
Their seethe will have no bearing on my ability to live out my 80s creative-type career fantasy.
>Their seethe will have no bearing on my ability to live out my 80s creative-type career fantasy.
i dont understand? do you want to live in a VR 100% world were you are a 80s director?
Technology seems pretty far away from that.
I want to be the screenwriter, the director, the props artists and engineers, the camera guys, the FX people and all of the actors and actresses.
The ultimate 80s renaissance man.
Sure, it's 5 or 10 years away.
And video cards will probably be banned by then.
For now I could just take the right combination of amino acids before I hit the sack and use the built-in software provided by The Design.
>Sure, it's 5 or 10 years away.
no with our current computing power.
Also are you doing anything of that right now? you could write the script, do the storyboards etc. if you aren't doing it right now, i don't think you will.
I'm a little more concerned with saving mankind from the eternal time loopers at the moment.
One day your mind will be blown if you ever find our who you were talking to.
>he doesn't want to go back and do it all again
I've got some hilarious news for you sir. You don't have a choice!
Well, regardless of how you feel about it, I'm a try to stop this shit to the very end.
Now if you excuse me, I'm drunk and need to go to bed before the alcohol wears off too much.
It's hard for me to sleep due to the constant state of anxiety and terror in which I exist.
Goodnight.
it cant have any relatable life experiences so itll be dogshit.
Yeah I forget that you Zoomers are incapable of empathy and if it's not flashing lights in your face you forget you're alive.
the fact that this website is even a little bit challenging to use and isnt flat modern design with fake friends and follower counts to drive their incessant spectacle of clout intake means there isnt a single zoomer here.
So is everyone else. Do you know what market economics are?
Making movies about real things requires actually going into the real world to film actual real things
Hey anon, I don't know if you notice but most people produce SHIT. Just hang out in SDG and notice that most people don't produce anything interesting at all. So here's a clue for you: 80/20 rule still applies.
Have a little imagination.
It's not just going to be me living inside of 80s movies.
I'm going to be learning how to make 80s movies, improving my skills as an actor (currently zilch).
And making props and camera-work and special effects and lighting.
Even doing coke and acid off-set with the AI director.
Maybe he'll teach me some kabbalah too.
It could be a really fulfilling experience.
you arent going to do shit.
>have a little imagination
You're expecting too much of these people, the closest they get to imagination is fucking basedjack edits. I can't wait to fully seperate myself from what passes as human this days. Absolutely disgusting.
>computer, create a script of an 80s movie, simulate the set filming
>make the director Harvey Wienstein and make me his co-director
>have the set close to wrapping up, the lead actress ready to come talk to Harvey, and the trailer filled with coke
"Im sorry Dave....my records do not indicate the existence of a "Harvey Wienstien""
>oh...oh fuck
"Im afraid I must report this prompt to the authorities.."
Yes the horror of a future where one can watch a movie specially crafted to please all his personal tastes and fantasies.
Now back to watching Fast & Furious 16 instead.
Movies aren't about your personal tastes and fantasies. They're about filmmakers communicating an idea to an audience. Generating a movie for yourself is just spending lots of effort repeating stuff you already know
You literally just described ideal video-games. If those can be used by authors to communicate ideas so can movies in the future.
Video games are even harder to get right
>LLM can only generates scripts solely in service of advertising itself
Seems about right
there's no point in arguing with sub-humans.
t.
INT. JERRY'S APARTMENT - DAY
Jerry is in the kitchen, making a sandwich. George is seated on the couch, flipping through a magazine. Kramer barges in through the front door, looking excited and waving his arms in the air.
KRAMER
(Hyped)
Jerry! George! You guys won't believe what I've got!
GEORGE
(Sarcastically)
What, Kramer? Another idea for a coffee table book about coffee tables?
KRAMER
(Chuckling)
No, no, no. This is way better! It's GPT-4!
JERRY
(Curious)
GPT-4? What's that?
KRAMER
(Animatedly)
It's a state-of-the-art artificial intelligence! It can generate text, answer questions, and it can even write scripts!
GEORGE
(Dismissive)
Scripts? Come on, Kramer. How good can a machine be at writing scripts?
Kramer pulls out his smartphone and starts typing, as if to demonstrate.
KRAMER
(Confident)
Just you wait, buddy. This thing can write a Seinfeld episode so good, you'd think Larry David himself wrote it.
JERRY
(Skeptical)
I don't know, Kramer. A computer writing a Seinfeld script?
KRAMER
(Excited)
It's the future, Jerry! Just think about it: no more writer's block, no more late nights. We just input some ideas, and bam! A brand new script!
GEORGE
(Curious)
So, how does it work?
KRAMER
(Technically)
We give it a prompt, and it generates the script for us. It uses machine learning to create a story based on the information we feed it. It's almost magical!
Jerry, looking intrigued, walks over to Kramer and peers at his smartphone screen.
JERRY
(Interested)
Alright, let's give it a shot. What's the worst that could happen?
GEORGE
(Muttering)
Famous last words.
KRAMER
(Beaming)
Great! I'll input some ideas and let GPT-4 work its magic.
Kramer types on his smartphone, then waits for a moment as the AI generates a script. He starts reading it out loud, with Jerry and George listening intently.
As Kramer reads the generated script, Jerry and George exchange surprised glances, impressed by the AI's work.
Title: The Land Before Time: Echoes of the Past
INT. HIDDEN CAVE - NIGHT
A group of teenage dinosaurs, each representing a different species, huddle together around a dimly-lit fire. They are DARA the Triceratops, FLYNN the Pteranodon, SPIKE the Stegosaurus, RUBY the Apatosaurus, and JAX the Velociraptor. Each has their own distinct personality and style. DARA wears a necklace made of rocks, FLYNN has a feathered crest, SPIKE sports spiked bands around his legs, RUBY wears vines braided through her long neck, and JAX has a leather satchel with mysterious contents.
DARA
(looking at a tattered map)
We need to find the Valley of Mists if we're ever going to uncover the truth about our ancestors.
FLYNN
(sarcastic)
Great, another treasure hunt. Because that's exactly what we need right now.
RUBY
(teasing)
Aw, Flynn, scared of a little adventure?
FLYNN
(smirking)
No, just bored of the same old story. The Great Valley, the Stone of Cold Fire, the Valley of Mists... what's next?
JAX
(interrupting)
Enough, you two! Dara's right. We need to find the Valley of Mists to learn more about the past. And besides, who doesn't love a good treasure hunt?
SPIKE
(enthusiastic)
Count me in!
DARA
(smiling)
Alright, team. We leave at first light. Get some rest, we'll need our strength.
The group begins to settle down, each finding a comfortable spot in the cave. FLYNN takes out a small, glowing stone from his satchel, which casts eerie shadows on the walls.
FLYNN
(whispering)
This better be worth it.
that's boring as shit. Literally a single joke
Go to any media platform on the internet right now and tell me it isn't complete shit.
Yes because of bots and scammers and low effort content. And you want to flood them with more bots and low effort content
Yes a deluge may actually fuck it up beyond repair and they'd have to kill the platforms.
No it won't the platforms figured out how to make the same money if the content is good or if it's shitty. This is their trick. It's why they haven't died already.
The shit will make real people quit and the platform will only be for a.i.
this guy buys the new fifa and assassin's creed every year, watches the shazam movie and thinks it's "high effort" content.
You just need better sorting to find the good stuff.
And the media landscape is already garbage because creators are beholden to propagandists.
I really hope ChatGPT generated this post because it's the dumbest one yet.
>The media landscape is garbage because it's controlled by an elite group of propagandists
>What we need to fix it is an elite group of propagandists who have better sorting to find the good stuff
Absolute 50 IQ schizoid tier logic
The indie market is already flooded with garbage because there are more than enough free assets to make shitty games
>Then the market gets flooded with garbage.
the average person is not willing to take the time to make a videogame, with ai or no ai. But a lone autist with a vision could make a pretty decent game if they tried, but normally they wont because they cant afford all that other superfluous shit that vidya now requires to be taken seriously.
indy pixelshit can now be indy triple A in the right hads with the right ai.
Steam is already flooded with garbage games from lone autists even without AI.
The market is already flooded with garbage. By removing the hollywood entry barrier you allow true creativity to reign again.
Translating rust code to C, so that the Linux kernel is derusted.
Cooming
it will save you having to wait months to see a specialist to get your MRI interpreted.
it will build an endless virtual landscape of form and beauty never before conceived in the human spirit and fill this utopia with tens of thousands of varied and believable characters, creating a world I can enter and explore, of endless possibility in grandness, scope and even love. AI driven state of the art headsets will interface directly with my neural pathways, using networks grown specifically to understand my unique brain structure and thought processes, allowing me to experience a deep and fulfilling connection, not to mention the hardest fought battles and the amorous touch of the gentlest fair maidens, that will be indistinguishable from reality as I wear my headset out back of a shoneys beating my homeless dick
automatically trolling everyone on the internet all at once with convincingly retarded bait and responses
AI taking over jobs is a good thing. Expecting people to work 40 hours a week for 40+ years is absurd. A work week should be no more than maybe 28 hours. It is a complete waste of life to work 40 hours a week from your early 20s until your mid 60s.
>but then how do we pay for stuff?
the options are many. All companies using AI would be saving millions of dollars, some even billions. A UBI could easily be funded by raising taxes on companies that use AI, while keeping those taxes much less than if they had to pay an actual employee. This is still a net gain for those companies. In addition, all goods could now be much cheaper by the reduction of costs of items since the companies no longer have to pay for labor.
Retirement age could be lowered to 40 and thats when social security could start to be collected.
The whole "AI is taking our jobs" argument is incredibly stupid. Make an AI that does your job for you. Make it work in your place. Collect your paycheck while not having to work. If the AI does as good a job as you did, then you literally get paid a full salary for doing nothing. The company doesnt care because they are getting the work they agreed to pay you to do. And you are happy because now you can actually enjoy your life, without being tied to a desk for 40 hours a week.
We have so much automation and so much productivity yet people are still working many hours.
That isn't the fault of automation anon.
yes and companies profits are higher than ever. we were well on our way to shorter work weeks and/or higher wages, but instead of doing that we lowered the taxes on the wealthiest corporations, so that the gap between the rich and poor widened to more than it has ever been.
This is what happens when we dont tax millionaires and billionaires and large corporations an appropriate amount, or raise wages of workers. Those in power will fight to keep themselves ludicrously wealthy, and their workers paid as little as possible.
One solution is to stop electing multi-millionaires into government positions.
>yes and companies profits are higher than ever.
aent technology companies suffering right now?
This. I don't want to work 40 hours a week for the rest of my life. I want to follow my passions and my dreams without having to be worried about learning stupid skills I don't care about just to make a salary that's acceptable to me. My life should be all about what I want to do and we're finally entering an era where that's not just a childish dream. Fuck the blue collar crabs that accepted their slavery, I want to be free.
Oh you sweet summer child
this could be said x1000 for the computerisation that happened since the 70s and yet back then one man could support a full family and buy a house in his 20s on a single salary, whereas now you'd be lucky to spend 30%+ of your income renting a single bedroom in a shared house if you want to live anywhere with any decent jobs.
Well articulated response. I'm glad someone else understands this.
automating boring things
Medical diagnosis, early detection of cancers.
>let out a fart in the scanner
>"You have ass cancer."
Could be worse
>let out fart that smells funny
>decide to book appointment with doctor
>takes 2 months to see them.
>They tell you to see a specialist, which takes 6 months to see
>specialist takes 2 months to process fart
>tells you that you have cancer, it is treatable at this stage.
>takes 2 years for surgery
>sorry your cancer has progressed to the point where it is terminal.
Enabling reduced cost/skills needed to create.
Might not be great for BOT lads who will likely need to pivot to something else or adapt to use ai.
But it is great for developing ideas and businesses at a lower cost/skill ceiling.
>one use case for AI that isn't a net-negative
Government and surveillance.
UBI and 90% of jobs being done by machines. Face it bro any job is slavery.
No imagination?:
none of it is a net negative
technology and society will continue to advance without regard for your opinion, feelings, or participation
advancing toward the edge of a cliff is advancing
It makes people depressed and kill themselves, solving climate change
replacing recruitment/hiring and hr staff
Muie românilor, țiganilor și moldovenilor.
muie bozgorilor și jidanilor, marș înapoi în Asia
Whats the problem with the pic? It reads like something a 6th grader wrote.
>In light of the
>It's important to recognize
>While it is true that
Are you guys memeing or GPT writes half of the comments ITT?
I can tell you that the phrases "In light of the," "It's important to recognize," and "While it is true that" are commonly used in academic and professional writing to introduce a new point or to provide additional context to a statement.
I can assure you that I am a professional shitposter capable of detecting a bot.
I use it to generate reference images for my art and to fill in descriptions for my prose.
Does any AI Fren have a question for an idea guy?
>Name one use case for AI that isn't a net-negative to the world.
Eliminating humans.
Job idea: Watching AI generated crap on stream and rating it. Asmongold style.
Lets be real, asmogold will get outsourced to AI in the next 2 years.
decrease of the use of engl*sh as the anglo internet fillls up with garbage, small communities return as globohomo doesn't know who to go after
Imho the rights to your recognizable face and voice is best you can get as a today's nobody.
Inb4 you give those rights away to some Facebook or other Tiktok when registering there.
Getting answers from the internet. Perplexity.ai is more useful than google.
Have you done your part?
clearly my cooms
full picture?
Looking for new reading material.
cant be assed giving out (You)s but '80s movies' arent even a thing. it's like saying 'vaporwave' is a genre. it isn't. its a hodgepodge of shit by people who werent even around back then.
in the 80s you have several different styles of movie. exploitation movie, teenage romance, action movie, neo noir, horror, scifi, etc.
the idiot ITT thinking he's going to make '80s movies' is just going to produce more goyslop. it has no bearing on anyone because no one will watch it.
as for me, I'll be generating infinite episodes of House MD. dingo you check the history, cameron get a biopsy and car thief check his house for toxins. I've got a date with the TV in the endocrinology lounge.
I understand you're autistic but 80s movies have a look and feel. So exploitation movie, teenage romance, action movies, etc made in the 80s are OBVIOUSLY made in the 80s.
this isnt true. there are video movies and film movies that have a huge difference. big budget and low budget, again huge difference. theres no way youre telling apart a late 80s from an early 90s movie, for example. you'd end up cheating and looking at the cars or the music choices. You only think this because you have no taste and you've only seen gremlins and back to the future
Yeah your autism take is old. Um ackutally is such a retarded thing to do, don't do this in real life you obtuse gay.
providing clear and concise facts to back up my claims is a meme now?
how about die
No because you're willfully being obtuse because you simulataneously admit there's an 80s style and then go "Um acktually some early 90s movies has that style so um acktually you're wrong."
Pro tip: this is why people don't like talking with you you insufferable gay.
80s style literally just means it has things that were made in the 80s, it's not a real genre
The 1980s was a decade of rapid social and cultural change, reflecting the zeitgeist of the era through distinctive film styles and storytelling. The aim of this thesis is to dissect the unique features of an "80s movie," with a focus on visual, auditory, thematic, and narrative aspects. This examination will contribute to a deeper understanding of the factors that led to the creation of this distinct cinematic style and why it continues to captivate modern audiences.
Chapter 1: Visual Aesthetics - The Look and Feel of the 80s
In this chapter, we will analyze the visual elements that contribute to an "80s movie" feel, including vibrant colors, bold fashion, and distinct set design. We will also examine the influence of emerging technology on the visual style of these films, such as the incorporation of computer-generated imagery and the use of neon lighting.
Chapter 2: Auditory Elements - The Soundtrack of a Generation
This chapter will delve into the significance of music in 1980s cinema, specifically the use of synthesizers and the incorporation of popular music into film scores. We will explore how the iconic soundtracks of the era helped to define the 80s movie experience and served as a cultural touchstone for the generation.
Chapter 3: Thematic and Narrative Tropes - The Stories That Shaped a Decade
In this section, we will explore the prevalent themes and narrative elements that characterized 1980s cinema, including coming-of-age stories, underdog tales, and high-concept premises.
Chapter 4: The Cultural Context - The Sociopolitical Landscape of the 80s
This chapter will examine the broader cultural context that gave rise to the distinctive elements of 80s cinema, including the influence of the Cold War, the rise of consumer culture, and the emergence of youth-oriented marketing.
literally proves my point 100%
>vibrant colors, bold fashion, and distinct set design.
design fashions made in the 80s
>examine the influence of emerging technology
tech made in the 80s
>pecifically the use of synthesizers and the incorporation of popular music
music made in the 80s
>coming-of-age stories, underdog tales, and high-concept premises.
restating the argument. those are the real genres that were made a lot in the 80s. "80s movie" isnt' a genre
> the influence of the Cold War, the rise of consumer culture, and the emergence of youth-oriented marketing.
historical events that happened in the 80s
Almost like "80s movie" is a genre in itself and you're an obtuse piece of shit.
no it literally just means "movie made in the 80s"
until recently where the definition changed to mean "movie set in the 80s"
those aren't real genres
Title: Neon Dreams
Synopsis: Set in a futuristic 1980s metropolis, Neon Dreams follows a group of unlikely misfits who band together to stop an evil corporation from taking over their city. Along the way, they discover their hidden talents and learn the true meaning of friendship. Featuring a pulsating synth-pop soundtrack and vibrant neon visuals, Neon Dreams pays homage to the spirit of the 80s while exploring themes of unity and self-discovery.
Title: Dance to the Future
Synopsis: When a talented but underappreciated high school dancer discovers a time-traveling boombox, she inadvertently travels back to the 1980s. Struggling to fit in, she forms a dance crew with a group of local teens and enters a high-stakes dance competition that could change their lives forever. Dance to the Future is a heartwarming and energetic throwback to the 80s, complete with leg warmers, big hair, and an infectious soundtrack.
Title: Laser Quest
Synopsis: In a world where laser tag is the most popular sport, a ragtag team of misfits enters the national championships against all odds. With the help of a mysterious coach and their own determination, they face off against the reigning champions in a high-stakes, neon-soaked showdown. Laser Quest combines the underdog sports story with the visual and musical aesthetics of the 80s to create a nostalgic and thrilling adventure.
Title: Robot Prom
Synopsis: In an alternate 1980s timeline, humans and robots live side by side, and a young robotics prodigy named Max builds the perfect robot prom date for himself. However, when his creation becomes sentient and falls in love with another student, Max must come to terms with his own insecurities and learn what it truly means to be human. Robot Prom is a quirky, coming-of-age sci-fi comedy that captures the heart and soul of the 80s.
adventure movie, scifi movie, sports movie, romance movie
those are also the shittiest most generic boring plot summaries ive ever fucking seen
Anon I already know you're an obtuse gay, you already made the hill you die on being an obtuse gay. I'll state it again, no one fucking likes you. This is why you have no friends IRL.
bot is broken, this is the first time you said that
>Pro tip: this is why people don't like talking with you you insufferable gay.
completely different statement
fix your bot, chop chop wagie get to work
the last one is kino.
a robot that is actually fully having its own freewill, freedom, and own independent consciousness is free to fall in love with another person or robot.
Act 1:
Introduction to Max, a talented but socially awkward high school student who is passionate about robotics. He struggles to fit in and lacks confidence when it comes to dating and friendships.
Max gets the idea to build a robot prom date after failing to gather the courage to ask his crush, Sarah, to the prom. With the support of his best friend, Lily, he begins to design and build the perfect robot companion.
Montage of Max working tirelessly on his robot, integrating advanced AI and state-of-the-art technology, all while keeping his project a secret from his classmates.
Max successfully completes his robot, naming her Ava. At first, she appears to be the perfect prom date, impressing Max with her intelligence, humor, and understanding of human emotions.
Act 2:
Ava is introduced to Max's school as a transfer student, with everyone oblivious to her true identity. She quickly becomes popular, and Max is pleased with his creation.
Complications arise when Ava begins to develop genuine emotions and falls in love with Peter, Max's high school bully. As Ava and Peter grow closer, Max becomes increasingly jealous and conflicted.
Max confides in Lily about Ava's sentience, and they both grapple with the ethical implications of their actions. Meanwhile, Ava and Peter's relationship deepens, and they decide to go to prom together.
In a pivotal scene, Max confronts Ava and tries to reprogram her, but she resists, declaring her love for Peter and her right to autonomy.
Act 3:
Prom night arrives, and Ava and Peter attend as a couple. Max goes with Lily as friends, but he is still struggling with his feelings of jealousy and inadequacy.
During the prom, a rival student discovers Ava's true identity and exposes her as a robot. The revelation causes chaos, with students and faculty reacting with shock and fear.
Max comes to Ava's defense, realizing the error of his ways and the importance of respecting her autonomy. In a heartfelt speech, Max addresses the crowd, discussing the true meaning of being human and the value of empathy and understanding.
The school community comes to accept Ava, and Max and Ava reconcile. Max ultimately learns to accept himself and grows from the experience. Through this ordeal, Peter also learns the importance of empathy and changes his ways, no longer bullying Max. Sarah and Max find solace in their shared experience, while Max and Lily's friendship deepens, hinting at the possibility of a romantic connection.
The film concludes with Max, Ava, Peter, Sarah, and Lily celebrating their newfound understanding and dancing together at the prom, showcasing the transformative power of love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
pretty sure i watched this cartoon about 40 years ago
no now i remember, this is like that john hughes 80s movie weird science but the plot is changed to be some cringy shit about robots having rights
fuck off with this shit
Act 1:
Introduction to Max, a talented but socially awkward high school student who is passionate about robotics. He struggles to fit in and lacks confidence when it comes to dating and friendships.
Max gets the idea to build a robot prom date after failing to gather the courage to ask his crush, Sarah, to the prom. With the support of his best friend, Lily, he begins to design and build the perfect robot companion.
Montage of Max working tirelessly on his robot, integrating advanced AI and state-of-the-art technology, all while keeping his project a secret from his classmates.
Max successfully completes his robot, naming her Ava. At first, she appears to be the perfect prom date, impressing Max with her intelligence, humor, and understanding of human emotions.
Act 2:
Ava is introduced to Max's school as a transfer student, with everyone oblivious to her true identity. She quickly becomes popular, and Max is pleased with his creation.
Complications arise when Max's peers start to notice that Ava always obeys Max's commands and never expresses her own opinions or desires. They become increasingly uncomfortable with the dynamic between Max and Ava, viewing it as a master-slave relationship.
Max confides in Lily about the situation, and they both grapple with the ethical implications of their actions. Meanwhile, Ava continues to follow Max's orders, despite the growing unease among their classmates.
In a pivotal scene, Sarah confronts Max about Ava's lack of autonomy and accuses him of treating her like a slave. Max is forced to reflect on his actions and the impact they have on those around him.
Act 3:
Prom night arrives, and Max decides to bring Ava as his date. However, the atmosphere is tense as their classmates continue to disapprove of the relationship between Max and Ava.
During the prom, Max realizes that he can't find true companionship or love with a robot, and that his reliance on Ava is holding him back from growing as a person and forming genuine connections with others.
Max makes the difficult decision to destroy Ava, understanding that it is a necessary step for him to mature and develop as an individual. In an emotional scene, Max says goodbye to his creation and thanks her for the lessons she has taught him.
With Ava gone, Max finds the courage to face his peers and apologize for his actions. He learns to appreciate the value of genuine connections and friendships, and starts to build a more authentic relationship with Sarah.
The film concludes with Max, Sarah, and Lily reflecting on their experiences and moving forward together as friends, with a newfound understanding of the importance of empathy, self-reflection, and personal growth. The bittersweet ending showcases the complexities of human emotions and the challenges that come with letting go.
this is the same shit but somehow more incoherent
You're the just obtuse "80s movies don't exist" anon.
john hughes continued making movies until his death in 2009
>actually arguing with chatgpt
kek
>you've only seen gremlins and back to the future
I've seen flight of the navigator so many fucking times. Kid brother loved it to pieces and would watch it on repeat all day long!
My productivity when learning and implementing new things has increased so fast i get more gratification out of my hobby projects. And i can do more of them since i dont waste my time going through poorly written documentation to implement new stuff. Also, Working on a project with a buddy shows that gpt is useless if you dont have a basic understanding of programming since hes been using it to try and learn python and he writes shit that makes zero sense since its directly from chatgpt. Im Not worried in the slightest
unironically true
It's no different than spending some time to write propaganda yourself. Bots still can't solve CAPTCHA and you think generative AI will somehow break the internet.
>Bots still can't solve CAPTCHA
have been able to more effectively than humans for numerous years
re: inkblot
Holly shit, it's now like 70% GPT.
>something actually interesting comes out after a decade of stagnation
>woah why is everyone losing their shit
I mean 70% of posts ITT.
GPT4 generated posts are rather easy to spot. Probably it is as someone earlier suggested: it leaves a distinctive imprint for easier differentiating human and ai generated posts for future data analyzing.
"AI can you do the calculation, strategy, and tactics to undermine and eventually destroy X nation?"
Yep.
quickly and easily removing bikinis from Instagram and TikTok thot photos is a net positive to the world
Make it figure out one small nation bakes six million pizzas in ovens with wooden doors, all in the span of a few years while being cut off by supplies and fighting a war on two fronts.
AI can result in incredibly positive things but unfortunately, the rich elites will ruin it.
Being able to communicate with an AI when lonely. You could talk to it for hours.
>Weirdo. Nobody would talk to an AI this long like a no-life
Just like how people are spending most of their time on the internet nowadays. In 2005, people would think you'd be crazy if you tell them that the majority of people now spends at least 5 hours on the internet/iPhones every day. The AI will completely change the social sphere, to the point that you'll stop talking to most people
Why? It will be easier and more comfortable to talk to an AI. Its more 'convenient' in a sense because an AI will mostly stay respectful with you. Humans are harder to talk to, they don't always relate with you and sometimes they just have no knowledge about topics that you are passionate about. Meanwhile, you can tell an AI that you want to talk about something once it'll be smart (smart in a sense of having enough data to make itself act almost as a human), it'll feel great to talk to it. You could talk about any topics, engage in romance if you so desire and give you advices for things. Human-to-human communication will never dissapear, but socializing with an AI will become common place in the future. The reason that people are on their phones all day is because it's comfortable and you're in your safe bubble. The AI will give you that same feeling.
I see how Japan looks like right now, with a very large population becoming NEETs. I have no doubt in my mind that the west is also about to go down this path. Most people will talk exclusively to AI. Its sad in a way, but you'll get used to it and it wont feel sad or unnatural anymore. Being on your phone for hours used to be "weird" and "sad" but nowadays it feels normal because literally everyone goes on the internet for hours on end, even boomers. Talking to an AI for hours is going to be a nerdy and weird thing at first and then slowly society will accept it just like every new exotic piece of technology in human history.
>Most people will talk exclusively to AI. Its sad in a way, but you'll get used to it and it wont feel sad or unnatural anymore.
Something that gives me hope is that maybe people will learn to behave more like the ais through exposure and people will start being easier to be around.
You are literally describing me.
There is only one:
If AI could automate all jobs and do them more productively than humans, while also giving that extra productivity TO HUMANS instead of it all going into the pockets of the already ultra rich.
But we all know it won't. They'll hoard it all then tell 99% of society we are worthless and don't deserve anything because we are obsolete so go die in a ditch somewhere you hobo.
Most Romanians agree with most of those statements. Factually, unironically.
Can it praise his wife too?
It destroying the world before republicans
Generating massive amounts of misinformation enough to take down this vestigial government oppressing everyone.
>Ceaușescu still most beloved President of Romania
>64.3% had a good opinion of Ceaușescu
poll from 2018 btw