Hey that's true. Never thought of that before

For that to happen, you'd need an AI tool that could take several 100 pages and render it into art in an short period of time. AI tools at the moment takes their time and that's just with a long paragraph of description - imagine it has to do that with an ENTIRE BOOK of possibly 100s of pages.

​@@sigmacademyno issue, you just put all the prompts in a batch, you let the system run then come back after a day: here we go, done

@@sigmacademy And we jut made up a new human job: AI book reteller/condenser.

Very well said!

Within 3 years from now, text-to-video will probably either be at 00s levels of cinema quality, or ALREADY surpassing what we have now in normal movie/TV quality.

yeah millions peoples without work

@@joelpicksel9880 And it's pointless getting educated, so we devolve back to medieval levels of literacy

Wait until there's a actors and writers strike 😂 oh wait.

@@joelpicksel9880 Who cares they keep making the same movies every year. Or changing good stories like the Witcher because the writers don't like the books or the games. Fuck all writers. Also, AI can't take all the jobs because for starters companies and the government depend of your money. Without people working there will be a surplus of goods and no demand which means companies losing money. Also, with no jobs people won't be able to pay taxes which affects the government. As AI technology advances the government will start to put regulation to keep a good balance between AI and human labor.

Yup, trust AI blindly and suddenly we're back in the Ice Age :)

Fuck that shit. Don't even joke about that.

"I always wonder where the attraction is in having films or images created by machines. I belong to that generation that still values the creative work of humans." To answer your question, the "attraction" in it will be "digital actors" doing stuff that no human could ever do safely or successfully. As to the "value" of the "creative work of humans", you can just look at the latest movies to see what the effect will be. Some people are just interested in the spectacle, and care little for creative work, whether that be the consistency of the story, quality of the CGI, character growth or development, performances, authenticity, resonance or anything else. AI will give THEM more spectacle than anything any single human imagination could ever dream up, ESPECIALLY since it will be using both the human social AND computer social knowledge that exists at that period of time.

In games it is already in use in cutscenes, AI can replicate voice actors and the style shown in this video is already often used. Out of my head I can name everquest2, which cutscenes were created by AI. They have problems like those swimmy, weird and somewhat off images, but if we also keep in mind that video AI did not exist 12 months prior, it is groundbreaking how far it became the last year. And that guy is not wrong, our AI knowledge more than trippels every year since 2021. But I don't see it as a problem, the first thing AI is going to replace is anime drawing and that leaves the mangaka to think of interesting ideas while the AI brings their ideas into life

"i belong to the generation that still values the creative work of humans" I belong to such a generation as well, but I don't value all creative work, just outstanding work. the vast majority of human "creativity" is cliches, stolen ideas and commercialized trash. so. if a machine makes more interesting art than those humans, i will and do value that. i value art, not the work of creators, necessarily. i respect that, in a way, but just because a lot of years and effort (or money) were put into a piece doesn't make it any more valuable, per se.

Technology like this will COMPLETELY automate moviemaking. It's gonna make a LOT of jobs obsolete in that industry.

AI can't but AGI will.

Depends what you mean by "soon"

@@kamikeserpentail3778 Near future

No one was even talking about AI a couple years ago in any serious way, and now it’s making its own movies. I’d say they have a lot to worry about very soon.

@@CrimsonDeathBed Perhaps, but it will be a cost-cutting (money-Making) measure at best. Based on this clip, it does not come near to matching human performances. I’ve seen graphics this good since the 1990’s. Remember those cd/dvd - based games?

@@CrimsonDeathBed QUALITY, not quantity.

Well, consider this a prototype work. They will definitely try to improve the technology

it reminds me of utter shit, like a literal pile of dogshit

it is entering text prompts into an AI :text to video

Dont tell

It yous your daddy's cucumber as a model 😂

It uses D-ID as text to video and DALL-E for text to image. More info at the description

This is the current day equivalent of Lawnmower Man 1 and 2 back in the day. Back then it was more or less the introduction of CGI into a movie industry that could prior to CGI only create things with models, camera tricks, practical and optical effects.

It would work for an online series as well.

@@roberthintz4017 Some creators have taken web series episodes, edited them together and made movies from it, which could then be monetized on streaming platforms.

That is what is so great about this - the story. Without a compelling story no tech can save a movie.

Three and a half months

No

Unfortunately this is not for humans. Is for Ai! Humans will use Ai in detriment of other humans. We are fucked and we are doing this with out hand 🖐️

Why don’t you learn to make real movies?

There's ALREADY AI created KZfaq channels on the platform.

That's literally what this is

A crisper 4K version was released by the makers kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f82AqdKBp9jQhHk.html ..along with a 'making of' vid

Wit AI

Voice actors were used. They're credited at the end.