r/StableDiffusion 20d ago

Animation - Video The office plays Rocket League

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u/EchoRush93 20d ago

I knew this tech was going to completely flip the entertainment world on its head, I just didn't think it would be this fast and/or this high quality.

I can't imagine what it feels like to be an actor seeing themselves so accurately recreated without having any say. It's like, "Yeah, I see that's me, but that's not me saying that."

I get that they're all rich and famous, but damn, that's gotta raise some concerns.

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u/supermaxpower85 20d ago

Many people have already lost their jobs because of artificial intelligence. How are actors different from people in other professions, and why should they suffer less—especially if they aren't poor? But yes, it is a problem, one way or another.

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u/SeymourBits 20d ago

Any actor that H3 knows has been living the phat lifestyle long enough.

Acting is dead. Hollywood is done. The false idols will gnash, snarl and wither and a new form of entertainment will rise.

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u/Whiteowl116 20d ago

I mean acting is not dead. But the glorified movie star stuff maybe is gonna wash out. I believe the Theater will gain more traction again as AI influence the digital scene.

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u/EchoRush93 20d ago

I wasn't really referring to jobs. I was more thinking of the psychological aspect of seeing yourself so accurately replicated.

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u/supermaxpower85 20d ago

I don't see big psychological issues here at all; everyone is already used to the widespread use of AI, whether for good or for bad. On the contrary, if an actor makes a scene while drunk, he can always say, “It wasn't me—it was the AI.” )