Is Gareth Edward's recent sci-fi epic THE CREATOR simply PRO-AI Propaganda?!? Robservations #946

The script begins with a lively introduction to the 'Designing Hollywood' podcast, hosted by Robert Meer brunette, also known as the Duke of dope discourse. The podcast, co-hosted by Hollywood Costume designer Marilyn Vance, focuses on the magic, design, and close of Hollywood. The host invites listeners to tune in for a deep dive into the world of Hollywood, available on various podcast platforms and the John campia YouTube channel.

The host reminisces about his experiences in the film industry, particularly his time working on 'Army of Darkness' and 'Sleepwalkers'. He discusses the evolution of special effects, mentioning the introvision process used in the 80s and his interactions with industry professionals. The conversation also touches on the impact of Stephen King's endorsement on the popularity of 'Evil Dead' and the host's personal connection to the film.

The host delves into the challenges faced by modern Star Trek creators, emphasizing the need for original storytelling within the Star Trek universe. He criticizes the reliance on tropes and the lack of seriousness in recent Star Trek productions. The host argues that Star Trek should be treated as a storytelling medium, where great stories are brought to the framework, rather than being constrained by preconceived notions of what Star Trek should be.

The host discusses the influence of social media and smartphones on society, highlighting how these tools have enabled social engineering. He expresses concern about the future of AI, particularly its potential for self-perpetuating social engineering. The conversation touches on the ethical considerations of AI's presence in creative industries and the potential threat it poses to human livelihoods.

The host critiques the film 'The Creator', arguing that it serves as pro-AI propaganda. He discusses the film's portrayal of AI as misunderstood and mistreated, and its attempt to align public sentiment in favor of AI. The host expresses concern about the film's manipulation of emotions to promote acceptance of AI, and the broader implications of AI's role in society.

The host contemplates the future of AI, particularly the concept of self-aware AI and its potential moral compass. He discusses the implications of AI developing its own philosophy and the potential for AI to become a part of human civilization. The conversation also touches on the importance of maintaining authenticity in a world increasingly influenced by AI.

The host emphasizes the importance of being true to oneself in the face of AI advancements. He discusses the potential loss of authenticity in art and storytelling due to AI-generated content. The host argues that the soul of art lies in its creation by humans, and that AI-generated art may lack the depth and meaning of human-created works.

The host explores the potential impact of AI on human civilization, particularly in the context of space exploration. He discusses the concept of a unified human race in the face of extraterrestrial encounters and the importance of merit-based systems. The conversation also touches on the challenges of maintaining individuality and authenticity in a world increasingly shaped by AI.

The host recommends a science fiction book series by David Gerald, which explores the concept of an alien ecosystem invading Earth. He discusses the thought-provoking nature of the series and its implications for human behavior and survival. The conversation also includes a discussion on the potential future of AI and its moral worth.

The host reflects on the historical portrayal of the military in cinema, citing examples such as 'Top Gun' and 'Saving Private Ryan'. He discusses the perception of the military in films and the impact of these portrayals on public opinion. The conversation also touches on the host's personal experiences and admiration for the military, as well as his involvement in crisis medicine with special operators.

The host shares updates on upcoming projects, including the 'Audio Drama' and the 'Whining About Movies' series. He discusses plans for a crowdfunding campaign and the production timeline for the audio drama. The host also expresses excitement about the resurgence of physical media and the growing community around his channel.