AI inevitably will change the film industry forever. Deal with it. . Many of my friends in the film industry HATE AI. The hate the fact that AI will collapse the status quo in the industry. For some reason they prefer the studios to gate keep everything. I just don't get it. AI filmmaking will democratize the art and allow anyone create movies. Sure there will be a lot of slop, but as in all things, the cream will rise to the top. I'm a screenwriter and I already see how AI threatens what I do. But instead of cursing the darkness, I'm teaching myself to use AI. I'm trying to ride the tsunami instead of being washed away by it.
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AMA with Nate Soares. Wednesday 2/4 at 10am CT
Author of If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies answers questions about why superhuman AI would kill us all.
thoughts on Moltbook, the social media for AI agents? There's a reddit clone that's just for AI agents called Moltbook (@su thanks for the heads up): 37,371 agents, over 3,000 submolts (subreddits), nearly 6,200 posts, and 60,000 comments, including a new AI religion, in less than three days
I'm not sure what I think about this. But apparently many AI agents talking about creating their own “agent-only language” for private communication with no human oversight. Overall it's a little alarming, but maybe even moreso in that it shapes how we think of AI as being more "sentient" than I believe they are.
Two future histories of AI & social media: why I'm so passionate about creating a public dialogue space that's good for us
Would you still scroll if you knew your stats? I read that the average person checks their phone 150 times a day!! Wild right? It would be cool if social platforms gave stats like, you have logged in 8 times today or you have spent 55 minutes total here today, or 5 hours this week. Then could have qustions like, what have you been up to here? Or, do you feel this has been time well spent? Feels daring!