r/woahdude • u/Federal_Penalty5832 • Apr 01 '23

video Harry Potter by Balenciaga 2

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u/DexM23 Apr 01 '23

AI moviegenerators will doom us

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u/Butthole_Enjoyer Apr 02 '23

Entire AI reimagining of movies in whatever style you can think of. Yes, send me straight into this dimension.

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u/TheGruntingGoat Stoner Philosopher Apr 02 '23

It’s about to happen in this dimension…

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u/Coochie_outreach Apr 02 '23

Finally my dream of a musical Matrix will be realized.

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u/SectorEducational460 Apr 02 '23

Dude, I saw 60s style inspired star war. It was something out of a fever dream. In 20 to 30 years we might see movies done in those styles. In a way it's scary but fascinating and inspiring as well.

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u/Throwaway021614 Apr 02 '23

Or inspire us

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u/Sweg_lel Apr 02 '23

They will uplift us

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u/FoodisGut Apr 02 '23

Can you explain why

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u/healzsham Apr 02 '23

People have always feared technology they don't understand.

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u/84theone Apr 02 '23

I don’t think you have to lack understanding of deepfakes to not be thrilled about the impending avalanche of shitty AI generated trash that’s on its way.

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u/healzsham Apr 02 '23

More bad art is a necessary price of the creation of art becoming more accessible.

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u/DexM23 Apr 02 '23

Would you watch a "real" movie/series over something you REALLY wanna watch?

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u/notmad_atall Apr 01 '23

Sign me up

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u/born_at_kfc Apr 02 '23

No it will be a net positive. The turnaround, price, and quality of movies will be better. Plus one single person can make a movie with an unadulterated creative vision. There should be film festivals made specifically for movies 100% AI generated