Art History Prof

Here is the reality, we may love it or may not love it. I lived through the rise of “remixes” and rap music. It was a cultural shock. Rightly so artists were not happy and in some ways creativity became less, creative as source material became less and less and derivatives become more and more. You may or may not have formed an opinion on the music subject. And now AI has rendered the music issue infinitely worse. Now it is movie’s turn. And it will be many times harder to adjust and form an opinion. Why? Because ANYONE will be able to remix entire movies on demand. Read that again. Entire classic movies recast and remixed into infinity. By 2029 this will become more common. In the open source community we have 7 tools in progress that will do this before large platforms for many reason. It is much closer than most think. I get it, let our all “THIS IS SLOP” and “STOP THIS, BLOCKED” this is the reality ahead and we will be fully fatigued of any novelty. And if you read my stuff, you know this desensitivity is tragic and you will have to guard your wonderment. We will explore how together but anger ain’t gonna fix it. So I love you folks and I hope to be the help in you adjusting to this change. Don’t shoot the messenger. I don’t say I agree, it just is and I want you to be the first to adjust, plan and maybe prosper by what is ahead. To say it clearly: Remixed Movies On-Demand, full length with Trailers for review are just up ahead. You heard it here first and you will now hear everyone sound like me soon. My ego says “ain’t that always the case?”. Don’t get mad, let’s see the wave and ride it. It’s dawn patrol and we are at Swammy’s first.

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