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The big question is: Could cutting edge LMM's make Netflix content less shit?
More likely they'll use it to make even worse content a lot faster.
I have never seen something generated by AI and thought it had any quality at all.
I remember reading somewhere that Netflix produced shows needs to cater to "second monitor" usage, or passive watching. As in constantly repeating plot points, simpler plot, anything that makes it easy to follow something while doing anything else
AI slop is just another way they do it. Even better, no need to deal with pesky actor unions or production unions and other such annoying anticapitalist things.
Noup, because LLMs give out avarage based on the training data. If training data is shit, like Netflix's avarage content already is, it will always give out shit.
LMMs? No.
LLMs? Also no.
LMM I guess could stand for large media model.
LLM is MLM.
sorry, I should have used the predictive text spellcheck system on my google device to post
Never in a million years. LLM shit is additive. Not subtractive.