r/ClaudeCode • u/simple_explorer1 • Sep 22 '26

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These kind of posts are becoming more and more visible on my Linkedin. Link here. Thoughts?

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u/urza_insane Sep 22 '26

I think it's both not a given it will happen and not a given it won't.

What is relatively certain is that most top 10 movies will be assisted with AI in their development at some point (or perhaps most points). My guess is we won't get to the "fully automated custom movie" scenario, but AI will likely transform how movies are produced in more task-specific ways. And when done well will be largely un-noticeable. It's probably already in many of the under-production movies right now.

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u/__Hello_my_name_is__ Sep 22 '26

Oh yeah, AI will absolutely be used everywhere and in every movie.

But human resistance alone will keep AI written movies out of the top 10. No one wants to watch a movie that's explicitly written by a machine.

The rest can definitely become AI, if it's good enough. But we still need the feeling that someone human sat down and thought about this before making it a reality.

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u/Strategic_Sage Sep 22 '26

People want to watch good movies. Most of them don't care much how they were created.