That is what I realised. I saw the clip of RRR yesterday and its amazing clip Naacho, Naacho which is the most amazing choreography I have ever seen. But as I was watching the 4K version of Oliver (1968, Carol Reed) something occurred to me. You see, as the age of DML (Deeper Machine Learning) is used in shows using tools like Claude. It occurred to me that additional tools like Choreography in dancing, music, fighting (like the Hidden Dragon of Oz and the Wizard of Crouching Tiger) in an artificial element they will need additional libraries and you can either hope to create such a movie, or create the tools that these directors will need. You see, this is the start of a whole new field, but the larger elements are not created yet. Now you can design your library (and many will do), but the work requires more and elements where the actors have the ingrown knowledge (Michelle Yeoh) through years of training, but in the world of artificial designs that knowledge is missing. And now you can design the setting for each character, or consider the setting that the bar dance by Shani Wallis can be added to the setting in a mere click. It isn’t that simple (because there is something like copyright) but the elements are open and could be collected in a setting where these elements are added to an art work of your own. There are likely some tools, but when something like Claude gets implemented, it will require tools. And in these beginnings, those who create these tools will have a leg up from the rest that follows. And it looked to me that at present there is a larger need for knowledge libraries of all kinds and this world tends to not take notice of the second place, unless it carries massive new features that the first one overlooked. As we were given two days ago “McKinsey & Company estimates that the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence in film and television could result in $60 billion in annual revenue being redistributed across the industry within five years of mass adoption” when that much money is involved, it becomes important to supply that world with the first tools and make a name for yourself. Because will not remembers Jonathan Gay, but mention Adobe Flash and almost everyone remembers what that was. And as they ‘call’ it Artificial Intelligence in film and Television, that setting will require a whole new range of tools and that range is being thought of at present. The additional use is that these tools might flower up Game production as well and that is at present is valued at approximately $200 billion to $214 billion in annual revenue as of 2026. I reckon that some hungry for fame and fortune (particularly fortune) might be looking at this world and look at what is currently missing.
Just a thought that was passing my mind while enjoying the work of Carol Reed with Mark Lester, Ron Moody, Jack Wild and Oliver Reed. Well, next up is the 4K version of First Contact, whatever will I think of next?
Have a great day today.
