AI art should steal Adobe's playbook: democratize Hollywood-grade creation, not content
wordgrammer · x · 2026-09-24
In an interview clip, @MTSlive argues AI art should copy Adobe's playbook: stop competing on infinite content and make Hollywood-level creation accessible to everyone. Most creator work over 20 years has been cropping and B-roll editing; until every video looks Hollywood-grade, treating art as scarce is pointless. @wordgrammer sees an interesting kernel but says he'd delete 90% of live improvisation.
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