Do you even have to ask? Not giving more detailed answers because I don't want to help skynet take over the world, but what is the name of this forum??? Hello???? There was already news from south korea this week. I'ts not hard to see how a rogue AI could destroy people's lives. We don't need some scifi nuclear launch nonsense to do that.
Problem is, when banks get hacked it's always a bank security issue. Vulnerabilities don't go away when you remove AI from the equation, it just becomes easier to hide.
I agree that sci-fi nuclear launch scenarios are pie-in-the-sky fearmongering, but the current exploits are a reflection of the fast-and-loose security culture that festers in larger orgs.
Nolan is irrelevant. He is the last of a dying breed. Once him and his ilk are gone, studios will go 100% into AI slop, Oscars be damned. No company is funneling 200 million into risky Oscar bait when they can make one hour Tiktok equivalents and get higher ROI. Movie theaters as a whole might go the Blockbuster route in a decade or two. The younger generations are not supporting the film industry with their eyeballs or dollars.
Someone else already replied to you politely explaining this from another angle, but for some reason you not to engage with him.
He is irrelevant to future trends, as should be clear from basic reading comprehension. And so what...? Tens of thousands of people, probably more, have worked in film. Each one of these is immune to criticism and an accurate futurist? My point remains, he engaged with every early comment except the polite one from xp84, which lays out the same general issue already.
How do you know Nolan is irrelevant to future trends? What's your expertise?
Your point most definitely does not remain. You're arguing with someone who knows his/her stuff. Your claim, which comes from no experience, directly contradicts what someone who works in the industry is telling you how it actually works!
