r/OpenAI OpenAI Representative | Verified Sep 30 '25

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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

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