Video game AI movies

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All films are slowly coming to an end.

Unless they're genuinely revolutionary, overtime they will more and more be phased out.

The working class were hypnotised by the entertainment industry for generations.

Now more and more of their fat assess will be at home, and will theoretically have more cognitive bandwidth to spare not only in the intake of ideas, but interpersonally. 

Films presented emotional aesthetics that could never be replicated in game aesthetics.

This picture is now starting to change, and it very much seems like all the positives from every entertainment tech is via emergent behaviour converging on virtual reality.

Virtual reality is also going to combine the meeting ground between people that films used to solve and the social distancing epidemic that has resulted from the tech gen, through interactive virtual environments, strictly social and game interactive.

We already knew this decades ago, however this picture neatly describes the cultural transition we will go through that AI is going to add outgrowths to that we never fully anticipated. The grunge music of yesterday that solved teenage authoritarian exhaution, followed by gaming chatrooms that came a decade or so later, will be replaced by offline but re-routed local discussion servers in co-created AI VR environments between friends and online explorative environments that co-create amongst the demographics through both avenues. 

If one always wanted a girlfriend that enjoyed video games, chances are that this demographic is going to increase exponentially in the next few years. The yelling parents of yesterday at their kids for "playing too much video games and not spending time with the family", is now going to become a co-authored meeting ground with and without parents across many varied interpersonal dynamics and demograph niches.

 

Edited 2 hours ago by oOo