[DavidKarlas]

I was thinking few days ago, In 20 years we will probably be able to say something like “Make a TV show that is mix of Game of thrones and Lord of the rings, has 4 seasons with 10 episodes each and main character is played by Tom Hanks and co-star Sandra Bullock” and you just start watching, probably tweak it as you go, saying more fighting, explore more story in desert about dragons…

[thefounder]

It's already happening without the help of an AI. We have too much junk. Can't find five good movies in a year. I wish I could have an option to hide the junk so I don't waste half an hour browsing(again) through the same stream of junk and in the end to watch the same old movie I've watched last time.

[adave]

Stop browsing mindlessly and start searching proactively based on mood, taste and choices.

[rchaud]

Out of interest, do you watch and enjoy TV? Because what you are describing sounds like a hyper-accelerated version of today's horrific landscape of derivative quantity-over-quality TV shows with little originality or suspense. Good writers can create those, but most viewers cannot attain those results via mere prompts.

[thunky]

They said In 20 years, suggesting it's not possible today. Seems reasonable to me that AI will be able to produce better quality content (books, video, music) than humans at some point.

I'm looking forward to having my own personal music stream that nobody else will ever hear.

[bartislartfast]

I've had that same thought. How far away are we from true "video on demand"

- Show me the second season of Firefly, set after the events of Serenity - Remake Flash Gordon in the style of John Carpenter, with Roddy Piper as Flash - Create a 6 part mini-series, a modern day retelling of Seven Samurai, in 2050 Tokyo underworld, with Hiroyuki Sanada and Ken Watanabe - I'm too busy to read this obscure book from project gutenberg, make a movie of it for me - Here's a one-pager I wrote, give me a trailer for it with Keanu Reeves as the main star

[belter]

Or next year...If the Porn industry hears about these LLM models...