The peak of cinematography has already been achieved.

[MoggerGaston]

Talking about movie/video-game experiences.

The AAA+ tier movies/games. My take is that we as humans, have achieved the peak of what we are capable of, producing cinematography wise as a human species. Yes we can produce something 'better' (according to some theory/algorithm) but our enjoyment of such product wouldn't be 'better'.
(Although I do certainly believe monetization of current products can be improved upon)

We now have 2 paths of further improvements to take:

1)
Improving the individual cinematographic experience.

Which basically means: You didn't like this AAA+ movie, because it wasn't your genre, you didn't like the main figure, you didn't like the music in it, you didn't like the story, you didn't like the actor, and so on.
Now you may think, but didnt you just say we had already peaked in terms of cinematography? Yes we have. But it wasn't tailored to your specific needs/life/experience.

AI will fix this. Cinematography will be tailored to you as an individual in the future.

Which will greatly improve your personal enjoyment of the material. Don't get me wrong. But realize this will be a TAILORED experience. And not necessarily reflect an overall advancement in a peak of cinematography.
No longer will we talk about movies together with friends. Thoughts that we've gotten together as a group.

No, we all have our tailored experiences, that we can't share with our friends or family. But they will be 'better' and we will enjoy them more.

2)
Improving the mediums in which we experience optimal cinematography.

Talking about virtual reality goggles. Devices around your penis/vagina that stimulate you in a certain way. A computer program literally injecting certain chemicals/hormones into you as you are being told a certain story.

These things will be AMAZING. A REVOLUTION. But at the same time, extremely fake, individual, and manipulative.



-----\

Absolutely brutal. I am 100% certain that these are the ways we are going forward in the entertainment industry. And they will continue to replace our natural interactions.

Here we are worried about whether we can live with a nice attractive girl and have a family in some quiet outskirt at some forest's edge.

Meanwhile the world is rapidly advanced towards a technologic dystopian society.

Ted Kaczynski.


he is the Uglier, but HigherIQ alternative of Richard Ramirez.

He opposed this technological advancement into dystopia.

Take notes.

 

[chiefkeefsdick]

once upon a time in America is peak film

 

[BrahminBoss]

Will read Tom saved

 

[the BULL]

The Avengers Is the best movie of all times bro

 

[Sprinkles]

imagine how it will affect porn

 

[incel194012940]

I doubt people today enjoy movies more than they enjoyed watching plays 2000+ years ago, tbh if anything they’d enjoy it more then because of the scarcity and lack of easy access

 

[Deleted member 21345]

We reached the peak cinematography a while ago but cinematography is only a fragment of what makes a good viewing experience

This is the same in every medium. It's like when people shit on modern art/ architecture and insist everything peaked during the long 18th century

And it kind of did. So where do you go from there? You kind of have to end up with modern art/architecture because otherwise you end up repeating already perfected disciplines and mostly failing at them

It's the same thing with looks actually. Maybe Opry or whoever is the scientifically perfect good looking guy according this or that ratio, but once you pass around high HTN that becomes less important. People would rather see Chalamet on screen because he's more interesting to look at

 

[MoggerGaston]

The Avengers Is the best movie of all times bro

I thought it was absolute garbage personally, but:

You didn't like this AAA+ movie, because it wasn't your genre, you didn't like the main figure, you didn't like the music in it, you didn't like the story, you didn't like the actor, and so on.
Now you may think, but didnt you just say we had already peaked in terms of cinematography? Yes we have. But it wasn't tailored to your specific needs/life/experience.

AI will fix this. Cinematography will be tailored to you as an individual in the future.

And again, you may think, isn't this fucking amazing?
I don't have to watch these garbage avenger movies, I can instead, watch this AI-tailored movie that perfectly suits my mind, experiences, vibe, preferences. I will enjoy it so much, I will be so happy.

Yes it will. But just realize at what it has done. Just think about, what is happening, if every person in our society, is getting this AI-tailored personal entertainment being given.

What do you think? What will our life be like? Our world, our social interaction with others?

 

[MoggerGaston]

imagine how it will affect porn

will be amazing

 

[MoggerGaston]

I doubt people today enjoy movies more than they enjoyed watching plays 2000+ years ago, tbh if anything they’d enjoy it more then because of the scarcity and lack of easy access

Very true, I believe you are right. Human entertainment has no development. We simply adapt to our circumstances.

But plays 2000 years ago were incapable of bringing forward abstract ideas. You were limited to what was physically possible.
This is now solved with modern technology, bringing forward movies like 'the matrix' which are extremely abstract.

I do believe there is going to be another revolution in entertainment, when we have injectors strapped to our bodies, injecting drugs to make us feel a certain way during a movie basically. So maybe this topic is just cope. But still, gonna be weird as fuck.

 

[TsarTsar444]

Only solution is some huge disaster cataclysm resulting in loss of technology

 

[MoggerGaston]

We reached the peak cinematography a while ago but cinematography is only a fragment of what makes a good viewing experience

This is the same in every medium. It's like when people shit on modern art/ architecture and insist everything peaked during the long 18th century

And it kind of did. So where do you go from there? You kind of have to end up with modern art/architecture because otherwise you end up repeating already perfected disciplines and mostly failing at them

It's the same thing with looks actually. Maybe Opry or whoever is the scientifically perfect good looking guy according this or that ratio, but once you pass around high HTN that becomes less important. People would rather see Chalamet on screen because he's more interesting to look at

I mean in terms of looks, I think there will be a time in the future, where some AI can create use the most sexually stimulating female body/face for example. And there will be plastic surgery to get people to look as close to that as possible.

But you are right. Individuality, something different, is absolutely key.

 

[MoggerGaston]

Only solution is some huge disaster cataclysm resulting in loss of technology

Every high IQ person like you and me should be sterilized or killed.
And then a societal culture needs to be created and propagated to keep high-IQs from achieving any status/money/success. Kinda what is being done right now, but make it WAY more extreme.

Then destroy all technology.

 

[blackazure88]

Japanese game devs have not surpassed Final Fantasy 10 yet, and it's been years. We're not gonna get any good stories in gaming too.

 

[IAMNOTANINCEL]

I don't think AI will make it better.

 

[Bojack]

They can always get better bro

 

[Kamui]

Talking about movie/video-game experiences.

The AAA+ tier movies/games. My take is that we as humans, have achieved the peak of what we are capable of, producing cinematography wise as a human species. Yes we can produce something 'better' (according to some theory/algorithm) but our enjoyment of such product wouldn't be 'better'.
(Although I do certainly believe monetization of current products can be improved upon)

We now have 2 paths of further improvements to take:

1)
Improving the individual cinematographic experience.

Which basically means: You didn't like this AAA+ movie, because it wasn't your genre, you didn't like the main figure, you didn't like the music in it, you didn't like the story, you didn't like the actor, and so on.
Now you may think, but didnt you just say we had already peaked in terms of cinematography? Yes we have. But it wasn't tailored to your specific needs/life/experience.

AI will fix this. Cinematography will be tailored to you as an individual in the future.

Which will greatly improve your personal enjoyment of the material. Don't get me wrong. But realize this will be a TAILORED experience. And not necessarily reflect an overall advancement in a peak of cinematography.
No longer will we talk about movies together with friends. Thoughts that we've gotten together as a group.

No, we all have our tailored experiences, that we can't share with our friends or family. But they will be 'better' and we will enjoy them more.

2)
Improving the mediums in which we experience optimal cinematography.

Talking about virtual reality goggles. Devices around your penis/vagina that stimulate you in a certain way. A computer program literally injecting certain chemicals/hormones into you as you are being told a certain story.

These things will be AMAZING. A REVOLUTION. But at the same time, extremely fake, individual, and manipulative.



-----\

Absolutely brutal. I am 100% certain that these are the ways we are going forward in the entertainment industry. And they will continue to replace our natural interactions.

Here we are worried about whether we can live with a nice attractive girl and have a family in some quiet outskirt at some forest's edge.

Meanwhile the world is rapidly advanced towards a technologic dystopian society.

Ted Kaczynski.


he is the Uglier, but HigherIQ alternative of Richard Ramirez.

He opposed this technological advancement into dystopia.

Take notes.

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