Just watched Storks with my daughter ... I doubt that there were any 30 seconds in a row in which I wasn't laughing... It's amazing how far animation has gone... capturing the actor's body and facial expressions
Yeah, imagine the perfect movie... created entirely by AI, and watched solely by a hoard of robotic spectatorsI think one day we won't need actors at all (oh to dream, no more idiots giving their political views at awards time). Facial expression, subtle movements, voice inflection will all be programmed in. Soon after that AI will do all of that hard work. Graphics will be so good you won't know the difference between a real actor and an animated one. It is frightening how close they are now.
Unfortunately we will still have the writers putting in their biased and painfully uneducated views and crap into the story lines.I think one day we won't need actors at all (oh to dream, no more idiots giving their political views at awards time).
Maybe not...Unfortunately we will still have the writers putting in their biased and painfully uneducated views and crap into the story lines.
I think one day we won't need actors at all (oh to dream, no more idiots giving their political views at awards time). Facial expression, subtle movements, voice inflection will all be programmed in. Soon after that AI will do all of that hard work. Graphics will be so good you won't know the difference between a real actor and an animated one. It is frightening how close they are now.
I want to see these AI actors do interviews with simulated talks how hosts to plug their upcoming movies.Yeah, imagine the perfect movie... created entirely by AI, and watched solely by a hoard of robotic spectators
Funny... I'd like to read a toaster authored review of a movie acted and produced by appliances connected to the IOT ....I want to see these AI actors do interviews with simulated talks how hosts to plug their upcoming movies.
Think of the viewership records that are possible with all the idle computing capacity and object-oriented programming to create instances of "audience" on e dry PC, smart phone, or CPU-equipped appliance (thermostat, light switch, dvr, cable box, refrigerator, toaster...).
Max, check post #95 ... glad you liked it...Just watched a fairly good one, based on a true story, 'The Man Who New Infinity'. 2016.
Dev Patel and Jeremy Irons.
Max.
Sorry, missed it the first time.Max, check post #95 ... glad you liked it...
I did!Max, check post #95 ... glad you liked it...
I have a interest in history and particularly the British Raj.I did!
Pity it was way too light on the math part of the subject. The human conflict was well shown.
I am using a web based Android box, if you can get Kodi, it is the source for many different sites for movies, shows, sports etc, from all over the world.I was given a link to a site where pictures can be watched for free. First time in life I watch anything coming through the Web.
First, which I never was able before, was Fargo. Enjoyed the black humor. The police woman is superb.
I will book mark it, looks pretty close to what Kodi offers.@MaxHeadRoom , Did you know that the internet archive has a huge collection of movies:
I watched the Trailer, this guy said god gave him the formulas. Things like this blow my mind, everything I learn takes so much time and he just pulls it from thin air.Just watched a fairly good one, based on a true story, 'The Man Who New Infinity'. 2016.
Dev Patel and Jeremy Irons.
Max.
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