2 points | by bookofjoe 11 hours ago ago
3 comments
> Mathieu Kassovitz, who is currently working on an AI-enabled film
in two years, everyone on Earth will eat Oreo cookies, according to a prediction by the CEO of Oreo cookies.
> But Kassovitz, 58, whose 1995 film La Haine won three CĂ©sar awards
cool, he won an award 31 years ago.
looking at his IMDB page [0] the most recent film he directed was in 2011.
I'm not sure that makes him a good source about where the entire worldwide film industry is going.
he's just a guy making an "AI-enabled" film and it's in his best interests to hype it up as the future.
0: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0440913/
"Person who will benefit if everyone accepts AI encourages everyone to accept AI."
This is one of those cases where the reason why someone says something is more important than what they actually said.
Not true. _Idiots_ won't care if actors are AI or not. What a way to advertise you make films for idiots.
> Mathieu Kassovitz, who is currently working on an AI-enabled film
in two years, everyone on Earth will eat Oreo cookies, according to a prediction by the CEO of Oreo cookies.
> But Kassovitz, 58, whose 1995 film La Haine won three CĂ©sar awards
cool, he won an award 31 years ago.
looking at his IMDB page [0] the most recent film he directed was in 2011.
I'm not sure that makes him a good source about where the entire worldwide film industry is going.
he's just a guy making an "AI-enabled" film and it's in his best interests to hype it up as the future.
0: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0440913/
"Person who will benefit if everyone accepts AI encourages everyone to accept AI."
This is one of those cases where the reason why someone says something is more important than what they actually said.
Not true. _Idiots_ won't care if actors are AI or not. What a way to advertise you make films for idiots.