We are among the few generations that will ever see something like this. Enough technology to create cool choreographed hyper-slowmo videos. But before all videos like this will be exclusively AI and not a video of something that happened physically.
Supposedly wood is among the rarest materials in the universe. Seeing a videos like this is far more rare.
I'm not nearly so pessimistic. AI is a wonderful tool, but the backlash against it (observable currently) will prompt a movement of some size that demands "real" in their films and videos, possibly as aggressively ascetic as "Dogma 95" was thirty years ago.
Unleashing and enabling creativity is good, and second- and third-order effects of something new are generally not what anybody predicted, and better than anybody predicted.
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We are among the few generations that will ever see something like this. Enough technology to create cool choreographed hyper-slowmo videos. But before all videos like this will be exclusively AI and not a video of something that happened physically.
Supposedly wood is among the rarest materials in the universe. Seeing a videos like this is far more rare.
I'm not nearly so pessimistic. AI is a wonderful tool, but the backlash against it (observable currently) will prompt a movement of some size that demands "real" in their films and videos, possibly as aggressively ascetic as "Dogma 95" was thirty years ago.
Unleashing and enabling creativity is good, and second- and third-order effects of something new are generally not what anybody predicted, and better than anybody predicted.