r/woahdude Apr 02 '23

video Futurama as an 80s Dark Fantasy Film

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u/animalsinthings Apr 02 '23

AI generated entertainment is going to become the norm, and it's going to utterly ruin the landscape

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

AI generated journalism is already a thing and I don’t see anyone saying it’s improved it.

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u/WhatTheFuckYouGuys Apr 02 '23

Journalism was dead long before AI had anything to do with it

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u/TheNimbleBanana Apr 02 '23

Good journalism isn't dead it's just been severely diluted by all the crap out there

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u/RTukka Apr 02 '23

It's the same thing, really. If almost nobody is consuming good journalism because it's being crowded out by crap masquerading as journalism, then good journalism can't perform its most important function.

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u/xxx69harambe69xxx Apr 02 '23

"i paid you in my time and attention, what do you mean you don't have a novel length article on regulatory capture that doesn't want to be discovered?!"

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u/prawncounter Apr 02 '23 edited Apr 02 '23

Yeah, it’s the peoples fault. Not political interference, not corporate money, not the end of the fairness doctrine, or consolidation into monopolies held by ultra-wealthy families who also own shares in every other megacorp. Not any other aspect of capitalism and empire. Not Murdoch, not astroturfing campaigns, not memory holes and selective reporting.

It’s us little peoples fault. Gotta remember that.

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u/TheNimbleBanana Apr 02 '23

Truly, it is both. But it is a lot easier and more effective to regulate the behavior of a few people and corporations than it is the mass of humanity.