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NEWS: Novelist Otsuichi Co-Directs generAIdoscope, Omnibus Film Produced Entirely With Generative AI

I'd love to know what being a "director" entails within the scope of a completely AI generated film.

That's a whole lot of nope from me, with a side of I hope no one wastes their money licensing it.

Looks like an interesting experiment. Of course it'll still be a little rough at this point, but few more years and more innovation on the field and it'll be interesting to see what they can accomplish.

Looks like an interesting experiment. Of course it'll still be a little rough at this point, but few more years and more innovation on the field and it'll be interesting to see what they can accomplish.

Looks like an interesting experiment. Of course it'll still be a little rough at this point, but few more years and more innovation on the field and it'll be interesting to see what they can accomplish.

Hello, after months of lurking I have created this account just to be able to comment this.

Whenever there is any news on / about "AI" I always go the the comments on it and scroll down to see whether you will be there to defend it against other users of the forums. I always find you there without fail.

The sooner you accept that AI is disliked, alienating, almost always ugly, came to be only by the gray zones in the current copyright laws, does not have any benefits big enough to make up for it's downsides and because of the rightful dislike it gets can't used normally and has to be used in this wish-washy "art statement" films in an attempt to make up for it's flaws but people involved with it often lack an foundation understanding in arts of their own so always falls short and never end up being impactful or meaningful and in the end turns out to be a being a slide of colors of shape, the better.

You are not making anyone switch to your side by demeaning others abandon their feelings about it using "reasons" and "logic"; like "It will not look shitty in XX amount of years" or "The model it was build on was made ethically, the director for the film that had several companies that are being sued for that sponsor it said so". Just accept the fact that every good statement about AI always has a giant "BUT" next to it.

Also, developments in AI pretty much plateaued. This does not look any better than it did a year ago, just like how the people worked on it did not gained any skill while doing so their work will not either.