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There will never be a successful AI-generated theatrical feature. There might be a successful theatrical feature that USES AI GENERATION. If you think Everything Everywhere All At Once counts (which it arguably does?), this has already happened.

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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. www.cartoonbrew.com/box-office-r...

I've said that I'm not NECESSARILY averse to AI generation... IF it's being used to do something artistically meaningful. We may then proceed to have a very long discussion of where exactly the line on THAT is but we can agree that anyone flooding the world with knockoff garbage doesn't cut it.

Like I'm fine with EEAAO's use of AI? So at the very least there is some level of AI use I have decided to be okay with I guess but I'm still struggling to quantify where I think the line is because there's a lot of AI use like this shit that I fucking hate.

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But at the same time having used this stuff for software development I know that a lot of people who don't have a lot of knowledge or experience are going to use the AI tools that actually do work to make a lot of weird and interesting slop things that are trying to sincerely express something?