Raw LLM Responses

The worry I have is that AI *will* transform Hollywood, but not in the obvious way. It will be a long time before it has consistent enough quality to make a feature film. Probably longer before audiences will want to see that versus real human made art. It will probably play a role in VFX, but that’s more evolutionary than revolutionary. What it is good enough is for disposable short form video — ads, corporate training videos, etc. Those awful pharmaceutical commercials with cubby middle aged people dancing. It’s close to be able to generate that level of quality now. Yet the jobs making that slop are the bread and butter for the non-elite part of Hollywood. The grips and production assistants and second assistant directors, who have rent to pay between feature film work. If AI takes those gigs away, there will be a lot fewer people who will be able to make a living in film/TV, meaning fewer people available to make the actual art.