



NiradZedjati a écrit:Oui, meme si il souligne tout de même que "it doesn't happen often"...donc pour lui cet aspect rareté rehausse l'experience en tant que telle quand la magie d'un grand film Hollywoodien se produit sous nos yeux.

"I don't feel like someone's going to replace me with AI. This Tilly Norwood thing — it's all bullshit. I've never seen her in a movie. I don't know who this bitch is. It's all fake until it's something. I think it's an amazing tool that could really help people tell stories. It's inevitably going to disrupt the industry. We're in the midst of an intellectual revolution."
"We're not the first or the last industry disrupted by AI, but I just keep trucking forward. Great filmmakers are going to make great films, and they're probably going to implement these tools if it helps streamline production and bring the cost of production down. It's inevitable. I don't think you can replace a human soul — director, writer, actor, singer, any of this stuff that requires human yearning, suffering, vision, and art. It's the soul, that connection."
"Watching a movie, you might not be able to put your finger on what you're digesting, but you know it's real. We might not fully comprehend it, but it's there. In the absence of that true connection, it's not going to feel right. Something will be missing, and we'll know it — the human soul. That gives me comfort."
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