[ SECRET POST #5981 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5981 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Agreed

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT--yeah, part of me loves the idea of custom films, but honestly in my ideal world none of them would have AI generated scripts, because those would be adapted from my own fanfic and my favorite fanfics by other authors.

But I wouldn't want the actors who originally portrayed those characters to get ripped off, or AI generated backgrounds/sets/costumes/music to put creative professionals out of work.

And I would much rather have a world where no one had to work or be exploited just to live, made possible by automation, with everyone free to do the work they enjoy if they want to, or laze around having robots do everything if they don't, than a world where humans still suffer and die doing hard manual and menial labor and machines make art for pennies on the dollar.

Re: Agreed

[(Anonymous)]

>>I would much rather have a world where no one had to work or be exploited just to live, made possible by automation, with everyone free to do the work they enjoy if they want to, or laze around having robots do everything if they don't, than a world where humans still suffer and die doing hard manual and menial labor and machines make art for pennies on the dollar.

This is a point I wish would get much more attention than it does, because I agree completely.