[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by gashatfreak

Not necessarily. The appeal of writing is the 'human touch' behind it. Sacrificing quality for quantity won't end well. Just look at the overhwleming amount of straming services we have right now. Just look at the MCU. Eventually people would be so bombarded with information that they'll tune off.

Well, what speaks against this is that fans are not at all against the work of ghostwriters. How is AI fundamentally different from them? It?s also debatable about the MCU, because it can also be said that they simply did not keep up with the trends of the time, continuing to suck up to liberal trends in a conflict era.

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Some people publish books entirely written by AI, clogging ebook stores with junk.

I agree, but there was a lot of garbage among books long before the advent of AI. This is all about quality editing. Again, it seems to me that fines will solve this problem much better than disputes.

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How exactly did you come to this conclusion?

As I wrote: "If a painted explosion is more expensive than a regular one, then what's the point in it?" It's also obvious that it's much easier to pocket money from CGI than from practical special effects. Few people will be able to distinguish graphics for 5 million from graphics for 50 by eye. And if they can, then they can always answer that everything was accidentally deleted and had to be done again. Also, wherever there is big money, corruption inevitably arises. And the film industry consists of liars, libertines and drug addicts, so it is very naive to count on their honesty.