I think we can all agree that if you write something like this you deserve to be replaced by AI

I think we can all agree that if you write something like this you deserve to be replaced by AI

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  1. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    OP be realistic if you asked ai to write this shit it'd crap out family guy no doubt.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      I am completely convinced that if you put in the premise of this episode the outcome would be of at least two or three times more quality with the AI. Without prompting to push it, the machine at least maintains common decency.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >if we stick with writers we'll get family guy clones
      >if we go with AI we'll get family guy clones
      What's the point then?

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        that's the issue with adult animation, it fricking pointless

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        correct. the problem has always been the executives who are the ones who keep demanding more family guy clones.

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          [...]
          [...]
          >the CEO specifically told me to end the series with Velma twerking at a corpse while she's covered in blood

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        no and that's the issue you either get shit flavor 1 or shit flavor 2

        At least 95% of the people responsible for it get fired

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      If you asked AI to write what?

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      I'm curious. Here's what I put in ChatGPT.

      >Write a Scooby Doo story where Velma has to solve the mystery as to why teenage girls are disappearing from her school. Make it an adult-themed story. Also make it an origin story for Scooby Doo and the gang.

      It gave me generic descriptions of the Scooby Doo gang and them solving a usual insurance mystery. What prompt should I use to see if AI can rewrite Velma?

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        So putting it out on DeepAI, your exact sentence got me:

        >Velma had always been fascinated by mysteries. As a high school student herself, she had seen her fair share of strange occurrences, but nothing could have prepared her for the recent string of disappearances that had been plaguing her school. Over the past few weeks, teenage girls had been vanishing without a trace, leaving behind no clues or suspects. The police had no leads, and the school administration was at a loss as to what to do.

        >Determined to solve the case, Velma recruited a group of her classmates to help her investigate. Among them was Fred, a handsome jock with a heart of gold; Daphne, a popular girl with a rebellious streak; and Shaggy, a laid-back slacker with a love of food. And of course, there was Scooby, a scrappy little stray that Velma had taken in and befriended.

        >As they began to delve deeper into the mystery, the gang quickly realized that they were dealing with something much more sinister than they had originally thought. The missing girls all shared a common link: they had each been involved in some kind of scandal or controversy at school before they disappeared. Could someone be targeting them, punishing them for their misdeeds?

        Note just the first half since it's over 2k long. I'll quote the 2nd part.

        But even here with just the first half you can see where you can insert random shit.
        Just as a quick notes
        >Nothing specifies anyone's race so you could change it. Without changing the AI script
        >The AI without prompting decided to make Scooby Velma's pet instead, and he possibly doesn't talk
        >The scandal isn't mentioned anywhere so someone has to fill that in, even if you have the AI list you 5 compelling scandals you'd still have to make the choice or hope they line up with whatever old focus group date says
        >The AI uses Jock with a heart of gold which you can either interpret as Fred being perfect Chadman whose always nice or Jerk Chadman with a good heart

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          >Velma was determined to find out. Using her natural smarts and intuition, she pieced together clues and interrogated suspects until she finally uncovered the truth. The disappearances were the work of a twisted vigilante, a former student who had been bullied and abused by her classmates and had taken it upon herself to exact revenge.

          >With the culprit finally behind bars, the gang had successfully solved the case, but they also knew that there would undoubtedly be more mysteries to come. And so, Velma, Fred, Daphne, Shaggy, and Scooby formed a partnership, vowing to use their skills and courage to solve whatever mysteries came their way.

          >As they set off on their next adventure, Velma couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and purpose. This was just the beginning of something truly remarkable, and she knew that she and her friends were destined for greatness.
          More notes:
          >Woman suspect which could a nice twist if you misdirect with someone more typical, but again someone has to decide that
          >Decide also if the bullying was justified or not
          >Scooby is implied equal in this partnership so I guess he can talk
          >It's an origin story
          >Did the the AI assume the show plot takes place during the entire length and/or end of high school cause where are they setting off
          >We don't actually get told anyone's skills except Velma is smart and I guess Fred as a Jock should be strong
          >Also in part 1 Daphne's rebellious but we don't know against what

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          >Velma was determined to find out. Using her natural smarts and intuition, she pieced together clues and interrogated suspects until she finally uncovered the truth. The disappearances were the work of a twisted vigilante, a former student who had been bullied and abused by her classmates and had taken it upon herself to exact revenge.

          >With the culprit finally behind bars, the gang had successfully solved the case, but they also knew that there would undoubtedly be more mysteries to come. And so, Velma, Fred, Daphne, Shaggy, and Scooby formed a partnership, vowing to use their skills and courage to solve whatever mysteries came their way.

          >As they set off on their next adventure, Velma couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and purpose. This was just the beginning of something truly remarkable, and she knew that she and her friends were destined for greatness.
          More notes:
          >Woman suspect which could a nice twist if you misdirect with someone more typical, but again someone has to decide that
          >Decide also if the bullying was justified or not
          >Scooby is implied equal in this partnership so I guess he can talk
          >It's an origin story
          >Did the the AI assume the show plot takes place during the entire length and/or end of high school cause where are they setting off
          >We don't actually get told anyone's skills except Velma is smart and I guess Fred as a Jock should be strong
          >Also in part 1 Daphne's rebellious but we don't know against what

          Technically better than Velma but it's the most generic story of all time, which is mostly what the prompt was, although I find it weird that it didn't add any adult element, not even death. Seems like this is a tool that requires at least an ideas guy. Could you do me a favor and try this?:
          >Write a Scooby Doo prequel where the Mystery Inc are a group of students framed as murderers by a group of students with personalities opposite to the members of Mystery Inc. The climax begins when one of the opposite group dies and another is revealed to be the culprit of all the deaths and escapes. The story ends in Velma's house where the crazy student is trying to kill all of them, and succeeds in killing one before being captured

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            Part 1

            >It was the early 1960s, and four high school students from Coolsville, Ohio – Fred, Daphne, Velma, and Shaggy – were best friends. They loved nothing more than solving mysteries, and had even formed a club called Mystery Inc. But one day, everything changed.

            >A group of students with personalities that were the complete opposite of the Mystery Inc gang began framing them for a series of murders that were happening on campus. Everyone seemed to think that the members of Mystery Inc were killers, and suddenly their world was turned upside down.

            >Fred and Daphne were the popular kids, but now they were despised by everyone. Velma was a bookish girl who always kept to herself, but now she was constantly harassed by her peers. And Shaggy, who was always known for his love of food and his dog, Scooby Doo, was now considered a weirdo and an outcast.

            >As they tried to clear their names, more and more people began dying – and the murders seemed to follow them everywhere they went. It was as if someone was trying to set them up and make them look guilty. The suspects were endless, but there was never enough evidence to point to any one person.

            >The climax began when one of the opposite group was found dead, with the evidence pointing to one of the members of Mystery Inc as the killer. The gang knew they had to act fast to clear their names and find the real culprit.

            AI refuses to acknowledge Scbooy as equal to the other except randomly it implies he is.

            • 9 months ago
              Anonymous

              But things quickly went from bad to worse when they discovered that the real murderer was one of their own. The crazy student had been pretending to be their friend all along, and had even been the one framing them for the murders.

              The story ended in Velma's house, where the crazy student confronted them all and tried to kill them. In the ensuing struggle, one of the gang members was killed. Eventually, the murderer was captured and brought to justice, but the lives of the Mystery Inc gang were forever changed.

              Despite the horrors they had experienced, the gang remained as close as ever, determined to solve mysteries and uncover the truth. From that day on, they vowed to never be falsely accused or framed for a crime again – and their adventures as the world-renowned Mystery Inc were just beginning.

              The cheapest AI model is too dumb to give anything good. I guess I could see what's the latest crack Cinemaphile has going on but I'm lazy

            • 9 months ago
              Anonymous

              Thanks. The problem with this is that it just paraphrased what I said and barely expanded on it, it didn't fill the gaps that I purposely left open. Seems quite useless because I might as well write the whole thing, but maybe I'm misinterpreting how it needs to be used or studios have something more advanced.

              But things quickly went from bad to worse when they discovered that the real murderer was one of their own. The crazy student had been pretending to be their friend all along, and had even been the one framing them for the murders.

              The story ended in Velma's house, where the crazy student confronted them all and tried to kill them. In the ensuing struggle, one of the gang members was killed. Eventually, the murderer was captured and brought to justice, but the lives of the Mystery Inc gang were forever changed.

              Despite the horrors they had experienced, the gang remained as close as ever, determined to solve mysteries and uncover the truth. From that day on, they vowed to never be falsely accused or framed for a crime again – and their adventures as the world-renowned Mystery Inc were just beginning.

              The cheapest AI model is too dumb to give anything good. I guess I could see what's the latest crack Cinemaphile has going on but I'm lazy

              I was going to complain about the AI losing thread but I checked the prompt and the problem might be this part: "one of the opposite group dies and another is revealed to be the culprit". Seems very clear to me but I guess it's necessary to add redundant data on the prompt

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                Keep in mind this is the free infintie use model even the limited use per day model is better and the fully paid model is better.

                Granted they aren't "that" much better, it's actually much better doing role playing.

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        Don't say "adult-themed", say what you want in there. "make it violent and gruesome", "include sex scenes", stuff like that.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      Do you think Velma's premise is any better than Family Guy?

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        no and that's the issue you either get shit flavor 1 or shit flavor 2

  2. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    yeah i dont really mind modern writers being replaced

  3. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    When it comes to Velma (and 95% of American "adult" animation), yes, these people absolutely deserve to be replaced by AI.

  4. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    losing your job is not great and i dont really wish horrible ill on any of the people in the writer’s strike, but i do want them to lose it

  5. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Could an AI do better than Swamp Gas?

  6. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Good morning, sir.

  7. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    No, you should just be fired, blacklisted, and publicly shamed. Allowing AI in will just allow stuff equally as bad as this celebrity vanity project.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      AI wouldn't be hindered by irrelevant factors such as trends, sexuality and race
      Humans should do the drawing work, but machines should be doing the thinking

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        >I'm incapable of thinking, have a machine do it
        The fact that you would serve the planet better as fertilizer is not a reason to make the rest of us suffer for your stupidity.

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          Bad faith post. Anon is saying that he doesn't trust Mindy Kaling to write something better and you are pretending he's talking about his own writing skills

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          You doltz, humans can only thrive through thought by increasing their nerve system's neuron activity
          Humans are sufficient instruments of action, Machines are more sufficient in thought process

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        >AI wouldn't be hindered by irrelevant factors such as trends, sexuality and race
        Of course it would you dumb c**t
        Generative transformer models workby training on a massive dataset and learning to predict what characters "should" come next in a sequence based on what it trained on. If the training set has patterns or biases those will be present in the output.

        It's not sapient you moron

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          Fricking this. Stop thinking Ai is sentient. It's beholden to whoever controls the data they are trained on.

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          Fricking this. Stop thinking Ai is sentient. It's beholden to whoever controls the data they are trained on.

          Why is it even called "Artificial Intelligence"? Shouldnt it be neural network or learning algorithm? Because this shit certainly isnt a true AI

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            Marketing.

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            Because AI sounds cooler/more impressive for investors.

            But honestly
            >this shit certainly isnt a true AI
            Define a true AI, outside of science fiction handwavey magic shit, there isn't really a good definition of what makes something a true "artificial intelligence". Neural network, machine learning algorithm, those are just terms invented to try to more accurately describe what most people would just consider to be artificial intelligence, it's a machine program designed to mimic human learning/thinking. Is it on the same level as a human in terms of capability? No, of course not, but neither are people like Joe Biden and he's president of the US so frick it.

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            It makes the people working on it look smarter, the same as video game AI

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >No, you should just be fired, blacklisted, and publicly shamed.
      Lolyea, because Hollywood will definitely do that when one of these dogshit turds comes out.

  8. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Respect. It's very selfless of you to accept guaranteed mediocrity rather than just the possibility of it in the name of bringing down judgement on these criminals.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      Too many crimes have been done against art

  9. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Do you genuinely believe the people that wrote this were passionate about this project and wanted this to envelope their true creative potential?
    No, of course not, this is obviously something some dumb frick CEO thought of as a quick cash grab and told the writers to put in as much "relatable humor for the young generation" and shit

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      So they disrespected the legacy of another author in order to advance their own career. That's not the mentality of a real artists but a narcissist, but then they cry because companies are using AI to gain money

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        They didn't do it to advance their careers, they did it because their boss told them too? Lest they starve?

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          >Mindy Kaling was going to starve if she didn't work on this
          She has more money than all of us

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            When did I mention Mindy kaling? You must know I mean the writers that are not celebrities, like the vast majority of writers

            • 9 months ago
              Anonymous

              >When did I mention Mindy kaling?
              Here

              Do you genuinely believe the people that wrote this were passionate about this project and wanted this to envelope their true creative potential?
              No, of course not, this is obviously something some dumb frick CEO thought of as a quick cash grab and told the writers to put in as much "relatable humor for the young generation" and shit

              first sentence. Thank you for humiliating yourself, please don't change the topic

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                I didn't single her out, I asked about the PEOPLE that wrote this, yknow, not just the celebrity at the head of the project

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                Prove that they are starving or STFU.

                It's not shit on purpose, it's shit because I doubt they genuinely enjoy working on this and have an artistic vision for it

                Nobody likes their job, snowflake. Nobody is going to give you millions to make your passion project

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                >Nobody likes their job, snowflake
                Seems to me like that's a consequence of a failed economic system

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                >Prove that they are starving
                Okay sure, let's look up the salary of the lowest paid writer for an HBO max original show, then compare that to the cost of living in the area around where the headquarters is where the writers would be working out of

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                >Nobody likes their job, snowflake
                You say that as if it should be even remotely acceptable that we live in a society that doesn't allow individuals the opportunities to gain skills for jobs they're passionate about

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                You want to be given resources to make a millionaire production, but on the way there you make caricatures out of other people's franchises

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                >but on the way there you make caricatures out of other people's franchises
                The autism on display is so severe here, it’s not even “how dare you make me look bad”, it’s getting worked up over Scooby fricking Doo getting a bad adaptation. For all the hot air about snowflakes and slop and AI, your argument at the end of the day are “they made my favorite cartoon look bad” as to why you want moron CEOs to drown us in AI shit. Fricking hell.

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                It's not JUST Velma to be fair. It's every single recent work that basically ruins media much like Velma, from anything Seth Rogan makes, your Rings of Power, Witcher season 3, to even documentaries like Cleopatra etc. Etc. The bitterness towards media creators who eagerly did those things is not sonething you can just tell people to "ignore", "tolerate" or "cope". People are TIRED of hearing that. Wishing AI on them is no different than a women eishing men to die becaise she was raped, it's the only way they feel they can cope against the helplessness they have against said media creators ruining evrything gleefully with thr blessing of CEOs.

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                And to preface this, we know AI mostly sucks. We know damn well that them getting rid of writers for Ai means woke shit will be even more soulless, but hey, at least now people can see how bad corpo wokeshit really is, and maybe then the writers who WILLINGLY SUCK THE CEO wiener will get a clue.

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                Your argument entails writers already being mindless slaves of CEOs, what's the loss with the AI replacing them?

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                >”I want less bad things to exist because the mere fact they exist is offensive to me”
                >”But also I want the infinite idea generator to take all the jobs and allow the people with money carte blanche to produce any idea because it’s cheap as dirt and infinitely regurgitating and no, this will not generate even more offensive slop in my eyes, what are you talking about? Besides that human besmirched my beloved brand because they did their job. This is how seriously I take bad things existing, anon, geeze.”

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                He knows AI will make even more of that crap. He just wants the media creators who eagerly followed along to suffer.

                Because realistically, how can any of us stop or even accelerate or? We're just shitposting.

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                At least you admit to shitposting

                For me there is no difference between a 4/10 or 1/10 show, really, I'm not gonna watch any of them. If the modern writers can't write anything other than worthless slop, then if AI does the same, I don't care.
                >b-but CEOs
                Again, I don't care whose fault it is, the end result will be the same. If your writer's really good he may always try crowdfunding anyway.
                Also "taking our jobbonimos" was always a moronic argument, that's technological progress for you, no use trying to stop it; if morons like you could control the world, you wouldn't have Cinemaphile media at all.

                You’re right that people worth their salt will just write whatever it is they wanna write anyways, I was just taken aback from the dumbass arguments of wanting to see more shit flood because “This time, the shills will know and my brands can be at peace!!!!” like

                It's not JUST Velma to be fair. It's every single recent work that basically ruins media much like Velma, from anything Seth Rogan makes, your Rings of Power, Witcher season 3, to even documentaries like Cleopatra etc. Etc. The bitterness towards media creators who eagerly did those things is not sonething you can just tell people to "ignore", "tolerate" or "cope". People are TIRED of hearing that. Wishing AI on them is no different than a women eishing men to die becaise she was raped, it's the only way they feel they can cope against the helplessness they have against said media creators ruining evrything gleefully with thr blessing of CEOs.

                I think it’s a dumbass position to have even if you don’t wholly believe in it
                Modern Hollywood is gonna accelerate to a point where AIshit will dominate, they’re already doing it anyways despite the strikes given Disney’s current hiring spree, but I don’t believe that will do anything else other than just let more crap be produced than ever before. And if people wanna pretend to be moronic, I’m allowed to point out it’s still the same as being moronic, it works both ways.

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                What's wrong with wanting the likes of Seth Rogan to feel threatened by AI?

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                They’re not, Seth Rogen would be the guy using the AI since he mainly acts as producer in shit for some reason.

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                >I was just taken aback from the dumbass arguments of wanting to see more shit flood because
                Bro, we literally do not care if there's a bunch of shitty shows written by moronic trannies in LA or a bunch of shitty shows written by a primitive text prompter algorithm. I won't watch garbage either way, so at the very least I'd prefer if the morons making garbage on purpose and pretending to be talented for doing so lost their jobs so they can go frick themselves.

                There's already a frickload of absolute trash content being shit out 24/7 every day on places like youtube and tiktok designed to capture the attention of literal 5-year-olds with undeveloped brains, and I avoid it by just not watching it, I can do the same thing with AI-slop tv and movies and laugh at the dumb homosexuals who no longer get paid to actively ruin things they never liked and tell fans online that they're bigots for not enjoying it.

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                Do you really think anyone here is watching the shit produced by Hollywood?

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                For me there is no difference between a 4/10 or 1/10 show, really, I'm not gonna watch any of them. If the modern writers can't write anything other than worthless slop, then if AI does the same, I don't care.
                >b-but CEOs
                Again, I don't care whose fault it is, the end result will be the same. If your writer's really good he may always try crowdfunding anyway.
                Also "taking our jobbonimos" was always a moronic argument, that's technological progress for you, no use trying to stop it; if morons like you could control the world, you wouldn't have Cinemaphile media at all.

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                There's no evidence that AI writing it's worse other than the claims of liars who's job depends on it failing.

                At least you admit to shitposting
                [...]
                You’re right that people worth their salt will just write whatever it is they wanna write anyways, I was just taken aback from the dumbass arguments of wanting to see more shit flood because “This time, the shills will know and my brands can be at peace!!!!” like [...] I think it’s a dumbass position to have even if you don’t wholly believe in it
                Modern Hollywood is gonna accelerate to a point where AIshit will dominate, they’re already doing it anyways despite the strikes given Disney’s current hiring spree, but I don’t believe that will do anything else other than just let more crap be produced than ever before. And if people wanna pretend to be moronic, I’m allowed to point out it’s still the same as being moronic, it works both ways.

                This is about replacing thousands of artists with a couple indians. Entertainment it's already ruined, it's not worth watching, many franchises were destroyed and there's no chance of becoming better. But at the very least the pretentious pieces of shit attacking fans will be replaced by literal machines to show them how awful their writing truly was, or the audience hate it and Hollywood needs to course correct making the executives lose money. This is very sound when you realize we don't care about unwatchable stuff being replaced by unwatchable stuff

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                After failing to prove that writers care about art you once again try to argue from the point of view of job security, but like I said before

                Why did they pick an art job if they don't care about art? Why should I care more about you than about the food workers being replaced by machines?

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          Writing is a gig job that pays $1000 per day on average, you lying piece of shit

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            How many days are they writing for? How long does that 1000 a day last in between gigs? With the way the economy is, I doubt it lasts long, especially if they have to work in a place as expensive as LA

            • 9 months ago
              Anonymous

              Why did they pick an art job if they don't care about art? Why should I care more about you than about the food workers being replaced by machines?

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                Because you're promised a life of security with a job it appears you're passionate about, however the actual industry only moves through CEOs with no creativity beyond following literal patterns like a computer in order to predict how PROJECT will make NUMBER PREDICTED rather than allowing creatives to work
                A fast food worker however is expendable, a McDonald's burger should come out the exact same every time, that's what you expect, it's the compete opposite in the entertainment industry, usually most people want the movies they see to be different from one another

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                >Because you're promised a life of security
                Hahahahahahaha this room temperature IQ buffoon really thinks artists ever had job security.
                >with a job it appears you're passionate about
                They are only passionate about themselves and are willing to sacrifice the work of talented writers that made franchises that survived decades

            • 9 months ago
              Anonymous

              >if they have to work in a place as expensive as LA
              A writer living in LA would be incredibly stupid, there's no way the job can't be done remotely.

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        You’ve never had to work in any creative industry nor are you a “real artist” so you have no idea what you’re talking about.

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          >You’ve never had to work in any creative industry
          You write it as if it was some incredible burden. Everyone in the industry is there by choice, it's not like, say, an Uber driver or a garbage man who ended up there because he couldn't find anything else.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      CEOs don't make shows, they just fund them.
      An ARTIST was responsible for this whether you like it or not.

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        This show would not have been made without some dipshit CEO with his thumb up his as with literally no mental capabilitys beyond having his profit share go up. They're the reason it feels like art is stagnating, artists aren't getting worse in a massive group all at the same time like something was put in their drinking water, it's a consequence of late stage capitalism where literally nothing original and creative can dare be created lest they risk it failing

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          Making the entire Scooby Doo cast unrecognizable and unlikable is a very daring move I'd say, if they actually were unoriginal and followed the Scooby Doo formula without changing anything like you said it'd be far more well received.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >CEOs keep greenlighting garbage
      >"HURRR THE WRITERS DESERVE TO SUFFER"
      You can't blame writers for doing the minimal effort slop that gets them a paycheck when there's no incentive to improve. The only thing adopting AI will ensure is richer, more moronic CEOs who know they can get away with insulting your intelligence and getting you to pay for the privilege.

      >my writing is shit on purpose and you have to support me

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        It's not shit on purpose, it's shit because I doubt they genuinely enjoy working on this and have an artistic vision for it

    • 9 months ago
      guy

      Doesn't matter when their "original" projects aren't any better.

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        What's the last original animated project you've seen

        • 9 months ago
          guy

          I just looked at big top burger and it was a nightmare of a Homestuck fan's imagination. That's what people are settling for these days

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            That's a webseries you idiot

            • 9 months ago
              guy

              Your public school education is doing the talking, if you can't discuss things properly don't bother participating

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                What? I asked you to show me an original project you've seen lately, as in one that would have been made for a studio in order to profit, like mainstream, not something made online likely as a passion project out of their own pocket

              • 9 months ago
                Anonymous

                I'm not going to lie, I do have a public school education. I am straight up dumb, and I think it's a sin that this country allows public schooling to be this dreadful. There's literally 0 reason for there not to be equal education standards across every educational institution in literally the richest country to ever exist

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            >guy is jealous of Big Top fricking Burger of all fricking things
            You are seriously one hateful lil chud. I fricking hate you now. Youre no longer funny and cute in your autism. Die.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >No, of course not, this is obviously something some dumb frick CEO thought of as a quick cash grab
      Uhh no, this was a vehicle for Mindy Kaling, who, last I checked, was a producer, not an executive.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >CEOs keep greenlighting garbage
      >"HURRR THE WRITERS DESERVE TO SUFFER"
      You can't blame writers for doing the minimal effort slop that gets them a paycheck when there's no incentive to improve. The only thing adopting AI will ensure is richer, more moronic CEOs who know they can get away with insulting your intelligence and getting you to pay for the privilege.

      This show would not have been made without some dipshit CEO with his thumb up his as with literally no mental capabilitys beyond having his profit share go up. They're the reason it feels like art is stagnating, artists aren't getting worse in a massive group all at the same time like something was put in their drinking water, it's a consequence of late stage capitalism where literally nothing original and creative can dare be created lest they risk it failing

      >the CEO specifically told me to end the series with Velma twerking at a corpse while she's covered in blood

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >CEOs keep greenlighting garbage
      >"HURRR THE WRITERS DESERVE TO SUFFER"
      You can't blame writers for doing the minimal effort slop that gets them a paycheck when there's no incentive to improve. The only thing adopting AI will ensure is richer, more moronic CEOs who know they can get away with insulting your intelligence and getting you to pay for the privilege.

      >I don't like Scooby Doo so I'm going to do a half-assed job, and you as a Scooby Doo fan have to support me until I do my dream project
      Narcissism is truly a brain decease. You really think people are going to support you after you give less than nothing and show no evidence that you can give anything of quality

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      Why should it matter? "I wasn't passionate about it" doesn't excuse your work being shit.

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        .. it quite literally does
        Why would you ever expect someone who doesn't care about what they're doing to produce a high quality product? In any field, not just entertainment but like someone working at walmart, if they aren't passionate about one aspect of their job or another and just hate it, can you expect them to show up every day giving their hardest work

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          If someone only produces shit nobody is going to waste money giving him a job, even a toddler can understand this. This isn't a charity were you get millions of dollars in resources and a team to work for you because you are special, this is a job you picked to do someone else's project in order to be given creative liberty when you prove that your input is valuable. Otherwise there's no reason to put hire you before another nobody

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          Imagine being such a moronic Black person that you act like the writers for Velma were held at gunpoint and forced to put shit on paper for a script.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >MUH HECKIN SEA EEE OHS!
      Shut the frick up.

  10. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Hollywood writers are micromanaged yes men following a formula instilled by out of touch producers afraid to invest in new ideas and work off flawed market data. Recently watched Rise of The Beasts and thought "Fricking hell, I could write a better script than this, AND follow the dumb cliches they want"

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      There is absolutely no incentive to produce quality anymore. It'll just be low-balled by Hollywood, if it's even picked up at all, chewed up by whatever woke bullshit standards the corpos want to apply, then ad-libbed by the actors and/or directors. And should the project fail, all the blame will be laid at the feet of the writer.

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        There's any evidence that the writers are actually talented?

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        See, this excuse only works if these writers who make corpo junk are also making their *real* projects outside of the studio system and are completely devoid of the dumb shit and "woke" autism we see in major productions.
        But they're not, if anything when American writers are free from corpos they double down on all that stupid bullshit even more.

  11. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    >CEOs keep greenlighting garbage
    >"HURRR THE WRITERS DESERVE TO SUFFER"
    You can't blame writers for doing the minimal effort slop that gets them a paycheck when there's no incentive to improve. The only thing adopting AI will ensure is richer, more moronic CEOs who know they can get away with insulting your intelligence and getting you to pay for the privilege.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      But anon, some of them said I was an incel on twitter!

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        You guys are literal NPCs that only know the trick of shaming people into liking you, even though that has never worked

  12. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    TO BE FAIR. AI is less likely to be a predator than anyone in the entertainment industry.

  13. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Man, this thread sure picked up speed now that it's daytime in India...

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      Indeed, all the indians appeared to simp for the indian writer that made such a terrible job

  14. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Yup.

  15. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    >we either let the current writers use AI to "assist" them with "most" the writing or replace them with AI made by people of the same flavor
    lose-lose situation

  16. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Or maybe they should stop green lighting dumb ideas and reboots and allowed more original and unique projects to flourish. I wouldn't have a problem with Velma if it wasn't trying to associate itself with Scooby-Doo

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >Or maybe they should stop green lighting dumb ideas and reboots and allowed more original and unique projects to flourish.
      They tried but those lose money because the writing is shit.
      >I wouldn't have a problem with Velma if it wasn't trying to associate itself with Scooby-Doo
      Your standards are really that low?

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        Why didn't they just do "Succession but it's an animated show"

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          Rumors say that the story was already written but after being rejected Mindy just used the Scooby Doo property, is a common practice nowadays and makes sense considered none of the characters are even remotely similar to the original

  17. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Man, it's just weird to me how low both the pay and standards are for TV writers. How are budgets for all these shows and movies so inflated if they always end up looking like shit, and the writers may as well have been found in a Home Depot parking lot? Why would competent writers not be the first thing you invest in to make sure your show/movie is good? Where does the money even go? Who's fricking with my brain medicine?

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      There's many Netflix writers who are paid millions and they still produce shit.

      You’ve never had to work in any creative industry nor are you a “real artist” so you have no idea what you’re talking about.

      A real artist is not a parasite that shits on the legacy of a more talented writer

  18. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    >this got a season 2

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      The second season was greenlighted before the first one was released

      • 9 months ago
        Anonymous

        That is even worse.

        • 9 months ago
          Anonymous

          This is just all streaming shows. They order 20 episodes, split them into batches of 2, and call it "two seasons."

          • 9 months ago
            Anonymous

            They have a weird idea of what makes a "season" imo. 10 episodes is too short for a season. M*A*S*H had an average of 24 per season, that's more like it.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      The second season was greenlighted before the first one was released

      If it makes you feel better: most animated shows are actually produced with more episodes so Netflix can just split the season and call it season one and season two even though they're technically one season
      >See Inside Job

  19. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    I want everyone in hollywood to lose their jobs and starve. I don't really know how I can enact that personally, so I'm just pleased the writers and actors aren't working. AI scripts might be stupid and bland but at least nobody was paid for those words.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >I want everyone in hollywood to lose their jobs and starve. I don't really know how I can enact that personally, so I'm just pleased the writers and actors aren't working. AI scripts might be stupid and bland but at least nobody was paid for those words.

      This. I want mutually assured destruction for all parties; writers, actors & executives. Within the next decade, we'll all be making AI movies, anyway. I can't wait to redo the rest of the Harry Potter films in the style of Columbus' directing & Williams' score with the original actor for Dumbledore.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      Same, these people are talentless hacks. I have plenty of other entertainment options.

  20. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    I genuinely think there'd have been greater pushback against AIslop if Western animation and comics were in even a halfway decent state

    But it's so shockingly degenerated that loads of people are actively cheering on for AI and for the strikers to lose. Because of shit like this. Go ask any person outside Hollywood or Twitter. More than half either don't care or, in private, can't wait to crush the current status quo.

    Now if it were the 90s, I think AIslop would've been shut down within months.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >Now if it were the 90s, I think AIslop would've been shut down within months.
      I really doubt it.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      >Now if it were the 90s, I think AIslop would've been shut down within months.
      Anon, most people didn't have computers in the 90s. You were a NERD. AI would have been considered nerd shit and nobody would have cared.

  21. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    I do hate Western "writers" and "artists", but I hate AI taking over creative jobs even more. Sort of "First they came for..." situation.

  22. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Do you truly expect advances in AI creation to result in anything but an explosion of porn?

  23. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    Or, and hear me out, we could replace them withy good writers.
    Maybe even stop letting shit brained celebrities ruined random series due to hiring them as pathetic stunts to get asses in seats.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      But that wouldn't assuage OP's violent misanthropy
      You thought OP actually gave a shit about cartoons? That's just an excuse to vomit vitriol and get in a pointless argument.

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      But that wouldn't assuage OP's violent misanthropy
      You thought OP actually gave a shit about cartoons? That's just an excuse to vomit vitriol and get in a pointless argument.

      >Or, and hear me out, we could replace them withy good writers.
      Ok, do it. What were you wanting for? When the industry starts to make things I want to protect I would try to protect them

  24. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    i hope the writers strike never ends and hollywood fricking collapses

  25. 9 months ago
    Anonymous

    how much of it was studio/producer meddling though?

    • 9 months ago
      Anonymous

      I'm sure the studio/producer didn't ask to end the series with Velma twerking at a corpse while she's covered in blood

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