In einem atemberaubenden viralen Video von Cruise vs. Pitt warnt der Drehbuchautor von „Deadpool & Wolverine“: „Hollywood steht kurz vor der Revolutionierung/Dezimierung“, während MPA das Unternehmen auffordert, seine „rechtsverletzenden Aktivitäten“ einzustellen.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/ai-video-tom-cruise-brad-pitt-writer-warning-1236504200/?taid=698f2055caae220001a8f866&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
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Maybe the MPAA should have gone after the very obvious copyright infringement a few years ago from the companies training LLMs.
It’s like if you ran a jewelry store that got robbed a bunch but you didn’t really do anything about it until the robbers opened competing store across the street with your stolen merchandise.
„Infringing activity“… this is fighting the last war. Filmmakers pretty soon won’t even use current stars‘ likenesses and voices. They’ll create their own stars. Why deal with and compensate humans if you don’t have to. Film and TV actors are like the horse drawn carriage drivers of the early-twentieth century. Outside of niche activities (eg, plays) they’re going to be replaced by technology. In 1910 horse drawn carriages were one of the primary modes of transportation in the US; by 1940 there were hardly any left outside of rural areas. Thirty years.
Saw someone on X say this and it’s true.
>But we’ve seen this movie before.
>The MPA said the exact same thing about Sora. Then Disney licensed 200 characters to OpenAI.
>Hollywood’s playbook: panic → sue → license → profit.
>Problem: ByteDance isn’t OpenAI. China doesn’t take the meeting
It’s not stunning it genuinely looks like those shitty AI TikTok videos, except with a slurry Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise also Tom Cruise is way too tall so you know something’s up
Best way to combat this? Tom and Brad need to film an actual fight scene on a roof top and make it incredible
Dawg. I’ve worked in editorial for 20 years. The writing is in the wall. I’m fucked.