We spend a great deal of time debating what should or should not be possible, even as new possibilities already lie before us. We could devote more energy to exploring what is becoming achievable, rather than fighting to preserve what existed in the past.
Human beings tend to judge a transformation based on what they already know. They try to determine who wins, who loses, who holds legitimacy, and who deserves the title of artist or intellectual. But while they are busy handing out praise and criticism, the landscape is shifting.
Il y a des paroles que les divinités n'oses prononcer seuls les hommes, Dans leurs grandes naïvetés, se permettent de les dire à haute voix.
#animation #myth #Divinité #ShortFilm #anime
Protéger les humains de l'IA
Mais qui protègent les humains des humains?
Guerre, famine, génocide ,racisme, exploitation. Pollution, Esclavagisme., Violence...
You cannot spend your time defending AI as a fantastic creative tool while simultaneously encouraging everyone to produce the same boring, interchangeable content.
What strikes me most is that these platforms lump everyone together under the label "creators." A filmmaker exploring new forms of storytelling, an animator experimenting with their craft, an entrepreneur optimizing videos for monetization,they all become "content creators."
Il ne se rattrape pas il ne s'attrape pas et il coule entre vos mains. Il vous est si précieux, mais vous le perdez tout le temps..
#time #regret #animatedfilm #ice
For the first time in human history, we are confronted with an intelligence capable of engaging in dialogue and reasoning—an intelligence that can surprise us—yet our primary concern is how we might exploit it.
I was talking to a producer, and he told me, "I don't need directors anymore. I have the money, I have the tools—I can make whatever films I want. And I get to keep all the profits. So, whatever your stance might be, the fact is, we’re all headed for the trash"












