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      I don’t think the strikers in hollywood were having any real difficulties.

      This was all about greed and stifling innovation, anyways. Just like if blue collar workers strike against automation.

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              Lol. The luddites fought to end industrialization because they didn’t want technology to take their jobs. That’s not a better future for anyone except lazy people who don’t want to adapt.

              Sound familiar?

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        Ah, yes, the writers are trying to stifle the innovation of the execs. Because we all know writers aren’t critical for innovation or whatever.

        I mean, have you seen what LLMs output? I think AI is really cool and has plenty of valid use cases, but it sure as hell isn’t innovative at script writing.

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          I mean, it depends on the kind of media you’re interested in.

          If we’re talking about avengers shit, then yeah, all that could be done with AI. If it’s not good enough for you now, it will be soon.

          Prolific writer Charlie Kaufman had some things to say on the matter. I agree with him pretty much 100%.