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optimalsolver • yesterday at 8:48 PM • 5 replies • view on HN

From what I see on r/stablediffusion, Hollywood has maybe 2 years left, in the optimistic case.


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fooqux • yesterday at 8:51 PM

Even if it gets good enough, you're forgetting about everything else that goes into movie making and distribution. Hollywood will keep their hold on media, they just might use AI to increase profits even higher.

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john_strinlai • yesterday at 8:54 PM

i am extremely wary of making any predictions about ai, given what's happened in the last year, but i would put good money on hollywood being around in 2 years. there's much more to the movie industry than slapping some video together.

r/stablediffusion seems to be a bit disconnected from reality, to put it nicely.

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_sys49152 • yesterday at 11:27 PM

im seeing a lot more focus on emotions/emotional acting - its incredible. maybe 3 years and most likely from china.

johnnyanmac • today at 12:18 AM

Can we point to a single good piece of longform content from AI before trying to tick a clock on when Hollywood as a whole will end?

cdrnsf • yesterday at 10:45 PM

I'll pass on slop stories and the quality of the visuals won't change that.

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