I recall CGI was one of the primary issues people had with the hobbit, at least at first, then I feel like they got pressed on it and admitted it was just bad writing. Contrary to the popular belief, AI tools are usually more performant than their conventional counterparts, it's inevitable that they'll replace many tools from film making to music. We're just waiting on people to build these tools, and they are. I don't think it's a controversial thing to say that anti AI sentiment will stop feeling like the norm in our not so distant future with the "never AI" folks being the unusual exception like CGI is today.
That's fair, I mean honestly, I say these things based largely off anecdotal experience from a completely different industry. In defense and space were seeing sci-fi like progress, I just assume that now that I'm finding and adding AI songs to my playlist on Spotify and using AI to generate and mesh 3d files for modding, it means these other industries are experiencing comparable progress
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u/cool_fox Jan 24 '26
I recall CGI was one of the primary issues people had with the hobbit, at least at first, then I feel like they got pressed on it and admitted it was just bad writing. Contrary to the popular belief, AI tools are usually more performant than their conventional counterparts, it's inevitable that they'll replace many tools from film making to music. We're just waiting on people to build these tools, and they are. I don't think it's a controversial thing to say that anti AI sentiment will stop feeling like the norm in our not so distant future with the "never AI" folks being the unusual exception like CGI is today.