• vimdiesel@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    You wanna get really mad? A new practice they were trying to pull off was bring in some young good looking actors; do 3d body scans, record a bunch of voice data, and then have them allow the studios a perpetual license to use their likeness for a few thousand bucks. How evil is that?

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      It’s only a matter of time for desperate people to sell their likeness to a company doing that. If there was a company out there saying they’d pay you $3k to do a full body 3d scan, record 1 hour of voice lines, and own the rights to your image…do you know how many people would do that? (Probably a significant amount)

      Evil and awful yes, but people are desperate for cash in this economy and most people wouldn’t truly understand what they are giving up to the company

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        1 year ago

        Let’s hope some never become desperate, because they see through the lies and wouldn’t be doing anything for money. They’d have fun watching things break.

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        1 year ago

        At this point they should just pay OpenAI to AI generate their “actors”

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      1 year ago

      Sounds cost-efficient.

      If the end product is the same, who cares if it’s made more cheaply using robots instead of humans?

      This frees those humans up to do something else useful for society.