Do you think Al adoption in entertainment sector slower than you'd hope? I remember this sub and I hoping for full blown Hollywood scale movies generated by Al by now
Summary
The poster expresses disappointment that AI hasn't revolutionized Hollywood movie production as expected after Sora's announcement, noting that AI has not fundamentally changed entertainment creation beyond coding.
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