Production source says it takes “weeks” to produce just minutes of usable video.

  • calliope@piefed.blahaj.zone
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    It’s important to note that On This Day… 1776 is not fully crafted by AI. The script, for instance, was written by a team of writers overseen by Aronofsky’s longtime writing partners Ari Handel and Lucas Sussman

    A team of writers for this crap? Legitimately?

    Of all the things to brag about not being AI.

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    I wouldn’t consider this AI garbage to be “usable video”. The fact that there are people that do is depressing.

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    It seems pretty well established that people disapprove of his use of AI here, but I would also be interested in commentary on the rest of the product.

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      I tend to be perhaps less anti-AI than most here (albeit I am probably even more distrustful of the large companies in this space), but just from watching the trailers, I found the AI generated scenes to be extremely distracting.

      The first association for me is some shitty YT video slop or scheme.

      I haven’t watched it though and I am not going to watch it.

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    He was paid a significant amount of money by entities with a vested interest in replacing actors with AI.

    They’re trying to normalize this, and needed some big names to help get people used to this slop replacing real actors.

    I will never watch another one of his projects again, and I hope others do the same.

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    In announcing the series, Time Studios President Ben Bitonti said the project provides “a glimpse at what thoughtful, creative, artist-led use of AI can look like—not replacing craft but expanding what’s possible and allowing storytellers to go places they simply couldn’t before.”

    Except the whole reason AI can do this is we have gone to this place so many fucking times. There have been thousands upon thousands of works visually depicting the American Revolution which it is copying. It’s not a terribly difficult period to film.