So with AI developing as quickly as it is, how soon can we get the individual changes we want in a movie?

Didn't like old yellar dying? Change it.

Didn't like the end of GOT. Change it.

What does this do to the fabric our culture? It seems like we may no longer have anything brings us together like a great love at the box office or have national cultural sensations at least in the format of a movie.

Would like to really focus on the entertainment aspects of this and not political which is why it's over here in forum 13

I like dick jokes

toucan82 said:

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I like dick jokes

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That's on me for posting in the wrong forum.

Godfather 3 the good version!

No clue to the OP's question but there will be new legal IP stuff spun up to make money off AI litigation. It's already begun.

Mega Lops said:

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No clue to the OP's question but there will be new legal IP stuff spun up to make money off AI litigation. It's already begun.

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Does just prompting AI to do something make you legally liable for whatever it ends up doing?

RikkiTikkaTagem said:

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Mega Lops said:

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No clue to the OP's question but there will be new legal IP stuff spun up to make money off AI litigation. It's already begun.

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Does just prompting AI to do something make you legally liable for whatever it ends up doing?

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Al Pacino?

I've thought for a long time that most movies should follow the Wayne's World model and show 3 distinctly different endings.

Sweet, The Sopranos is now ending with Tony shooting about 100 mobsters with a machine gun while yelling, "Say hello to my little fren!"

So instead of being group messaged to watch a 30 second clip, you'll get messaged to watch someone's 2 hour long personal reinterpretation of a movie or mashup of two movies or whatever.

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This has been around for a good while.

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Those books are all written for 4th graders, and they read like they were written by 4th graders, But the title, the ideas, and those cover images all seem like they would be huge blockbuster movies done by Spielburg or Nolan.

Or I'd like to see a 1,000 page Choose Your Own Adventure by Stephen King. He would take about 150 pages to say "you take some stairs down a dark corridor and walk out into 1958", and it would be good.

I'm pretty sure I had "Space and Beyond"

A little less sure about "The Cave of Time"

toucan82 said:

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I'm pretty sure I had "Space and Beyond"

A little less sure about "The Cave of Time"

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The Cave of Time was the first in the series.

My favorites were "Who Killed Harlowe Thrombey" and "The Race Forever".

MouthBQ98 said:

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So instead of being group messaged to watch a 30 second clip, you'll get messaged to watch someone's 2 hour long personal reinterpretation of a movie or mashup of two movies or whatever.

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Yay, fanfic 2.0

I was wondering the same thing last year. There will come a day soon where shows we love will never have to end. Reboots will be easy and you'll be able to keep the same time line and ages or will be able to fast forward them. It'll be CRAZY. Limitless possibilities. The only thing that can or will hold it back will be bureaucracy. Otherwise I'd say it will be flawless in less than 5 years.

That said, the latency and unattended effects will exist. But there's no way to know what they will be. But AI probably knows.

Well, this time is now

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toucan82 said:

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I like dick jokes

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I feel like that was the main thing missing from Gone With the Wind

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This movie is about farting, right?

As iconic as the movie is, I'd still love to see what pre-TDS Rob Reiner would have done with pre-TDS Stephen King's 'Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption'

Dorothy grabs a handy heavy blunt object and gives the Wicked Witch (West) the bludgeoning of her life.

Can we use AI to make "AI" never come out? Worst movie I've ever seen, by far.

I did an awards acceptance speech for a college class, and I was Haley Joel Osment accepting an award for worst actor for this film.