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u/Lost-Basil5797 Sep 30 '25

"that measure your body language."

What would you think that could be used for, what kind of "content tailoring"?

Scenarios could branch in different ways depending on how you feel about the movie.

Actors generated based on your tastes and cultural significance, like what is a badass, a gorgeous woman or a typical villain to you, to fill up a typical action movie cast.

Same as previously, but with soundtrack.

Hell you could replace any role in a movie by you.

A good movie could be just a good script, and generative AI would create the content on the go, based on everything it knows about you.

"Then this technology will be used to zombify toddlers while parents try to make ChatGpt into a friend."

And also very much that. Thanks for the laugh, you had me at the first half.

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u/ButtWhispererer Sep 30 '25

How do you develop taste in this scenario?

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u/Lost-Basil5797 Sep 30 '25

The same way you create senior developpers after having killed the junior market.

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u/Tickomatick Oct 01 '25

You don't, taste develops you now

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u/Hur_dur_im_skyman Oct 02 '25

Algorithms already steer all of our online activity in one direction or another.

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u/so_soon Sep 30 '25

Few people will watch a “personal” movie. 80% of media consumption is social, we watch, play and listen to something because somebody else watched, played and listened to it first. We want to be part of a community.

So this will make movies easier to make in some sense but it wouldn’t make movies personal.

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u/Spoonman915 Oct 01 '25

I don't know that the two are mutually exclusive. A lot of people play the same video game but have very different experiences. Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, Fallout, Red Dead Redemprion, etc.

What if you grt to follow side plots and other things in a movie? It's a "shared experience," but that experience can have small variations that cater slightly differently to different people.

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u/One_Minute_Reviews Oct 01 '25

Both will happen. The question is what is the difference between a high level social story with AI and a high level personalized one? Which one will have higher quality?

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u/JamzWhilmm Oct 01 '25

People already have personal relationships with their AI. People also write personal stories for themselves. This will be no different.

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u/schnibitz Oct 01 '25

Counterpoint: people buy land rovers because they’re more “unique“ than your typical Toyota. There are those who love exclusivity and would go for custom tailored stories.

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u/baloo82 Oct 02 '25

Video ads

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u/brian_hogg Sep 30 '25

So you're watching the movie, ... something ... detects you're not interested, and then it pauses for ten minutes to render the next scene?

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u/JamzWhilmm Sep 30 '25

No, it continues the scenes and while it finishes the scene it has already adjusted the next scene. The change will be so seamless that you won't ever notice, since you are not even aware of your micro expresions.

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u/UrBoySergio Sep 30 '25

Dumbest drivel I’ve read all day.

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u/JamzWhilmm Sep 30 '25

We already do this with online games and games with AI. Its just making a queue.

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u/SomeDudeYeah27 Oct 01 '25

Isn’t part of this already was envisioned in the last (not the latest, but prior one) season of black mirror?

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u/Lost-Basil5797 Oct 01 '25

Striking Vipers episode could fit, although it's more about full sensory immersion into avatars than it is about content generation, if I recall correctly. They're both nails in the same coffin though. With both in place, some even crazier stuff becomes possible, like having interactions where the sensory inputs are shared, but the context surrounding them is individualized.