Been oil painting all day and just saw this.
In China, the AI bubble has already burst reut.rs/48foPk1
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But wait, I thought China loved AI?
Took a hundred people 2 years and $1.5 million to earn less than $200k in its opening weekend, with over 10,000 screenings opening day. That's something like 23,000 people out of 1,400,000,000.
I guess you slop, you flop.
Took a hundred people 2 years and $1.5 million to earn less than $200k in its opening weekend, with over 10,000 screenings opening day. That's something like 23,000 people out of 1,400,000,000.
I guess you slop, you flop.
China’s first AI-generated theatrical feature has flopped, earning just $181,000 in its first weekend.
By contrast, the scrappy ‘Niu Lai’ turned its crude animation into a viral attraction, grossing nearly $10 million a couple of months ago.
cartoonbrew.com/box-office-rep…
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@BlisteredSkies @BenjaminPDixon "That’s the problem with haters you know nothing about creativity, productivity, or imagination."
What's all this then.
What's all this then.
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AI has crafted a convincing illusion for a lot of people that suggests you can have all three. It's a lie that's propping up the biggest bubble in history.
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Like Digger, You Can See Everything has more layers than an onion and has a narrative twist partway through that by the end completely reframes everything. Audible gasps and 'what the fucks' throughout, incredible.
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@slavoartist Yes I do, but frankly, it doesn't even matter because you're the one who when challenged on their AI views, is apparently happy people are losing their jobs. You're just like the guy you called a dumbass. Exactly like him actually.
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Byeee forever, f*ck you very much!
This AI company bankruptcy is a significant collapse in the narrative/belief system that Large Language Models were the pathway to AI superintelligence.
Character AI even claimed "We started Character AI to bring personalized superintelligence to everyone on Earth."
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@filmdweeb @nopamts So why did the phone materialize into his hand two shots later right before he drops it.
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Ben Affleck's AI company developed a model to deal with visual logic and editorial consistency, and yet you can watch his empty hand in one shot go to dropping a phone two quick shots later.
Also, it can apparently help with inconsistent lighting which this has in spades. Weird.
Also, it can apparently help with inconsistent lighting which this has in spades. Weird.
New scene from Ben Affleck's ANIMALS is causing CONTROVERSY
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@keywordnovelist @realJaredGilman I assume it's a costume in the movie or something, cause he's got fake muscles and tattoos too, lol.
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"Yet because they used AI visuals to cut costs, haters dismiss the entire production."
It's a visual medium tho.
For example, if an author is selling an AI written book, am I supposed to ignore that simply because they may have hired a cover illustrator, editor, and researcher?
It's a visual medium tho.
For example, if an author is selling an AI written book, am I supposed to ignore that simply because they may have hired a cover illustrator, editor, and researcher?
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@inyourshitpal Right, artists having their work stolen to power machines that directly compete with them definitely doesn't affect them. How silly of me.
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@editordlwatson @dyiapanis No, I did not provide reference images, feel free to read the article.
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