Why AI Cinema Stalls: Give Early Access to Professionals, Not Influencers
taherdhanera · x · 2026-07-30
The author argues that high-quality AI films with strong storytelling are rare because audiences, shaped by influencer culture, are trained to consume clickbait and quick reactions. Consequently, serious AI filmmakers get buried under endless trend videos and recycled content.
The author asserts that AI creativity will only become a serious medium when professionals use it to create memorable work, rather than relying on tutorials, demos, and hype. They urge AI companies to provide early access to genuine professionals instead of self-proclaimed influencers.
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