Updated 3 years ago
“Hey Google, give me The Hobbit, but like the Honeymooners via Quentin Tarantino. But they’re all black and gay.”
Within our lifetimes, we will see AI completely transform and democratize art. Everyone will become a passive content creator. Like a pair of Google rose-colored Glasses, you will be able to create visualizations of books, film, games and music in whatever flavor you choose, on the fly, transforming in real-time through myriad filters to your ideal hypertailored culmination, and without pressing a button you will be able to submit this to the hive mind for votes and views, and just may become unwittingly famous.
Similarly to Youtube’s revenue sharing algorithms, these personal interpretations may have revenue split between the original source and the interpreter. In the example above, the copyright owners of the Tolkien estate, the Honeymooners, and Quentin Tarantino would all have their cut. Assuming they haven’t entered in public domain.
And these tools will evolve to your tastes and will predict your taste trajectory, eventually cybernetically becoming part of your self-identity.
This will place a premium on art that is far up the 100% asymptote as possible.
