Carmi Levy

I guess they're playing on ByteDance, but I don't see it, but whatever.

Okay.

Good try, ByteDance.

That's right.

ByteDance.

Byte me, ByteDance.

Yes.

Now, okay.

And it was regular everyday users and they were generating videos that this, you know, Hollywood person or person that got all this attention was generating.

And they were just as good.

These tools are in the regular user's hands right now.

Which is so wild to me.

This isn't like some person who had access to some crazy preview technology making a point and no one could access that tech.

Anyone can do this right now.

Okay, that's one thing I want to say.

And I think that's what's scaring the studios is that someone with no training, no film skills whatsoever can...

can't hold a camera, can't edit to save their life, can't block out a scene, but can take something that's already out there.

So, you know, the original trailer that someone also created using just a couple of lines of a prompt and then build on that and continue to, you know, raise the quality bar without any knowledge is astounding.

It threatens the world order that the entire entertainment industry has followed for the better part of the last century.

And it's got a lot of people scared for good reason.