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This is NOT the same thing as AI genrated uses of those people. But we have already seen actors give rights to their likenesses and voices -- James Earl Jones being the highest profile. They will be making Darth Vader say whatever they want with JEJ's voice forever.

Here's my problem with all of this in general: On first glance, this is a totally fine image. But any amount of actual consideration reveals all of its inhuman flaws. GenAI art is bad.still. This many years later. You just have to look.

There's a reason gnomes were monsters in Basic.

New blood is probably a good thing, and I find it interesting that part of his resume is DMsGuild.

It looks like a screen test, at best.

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Good call.

Lots of trailers have done "the glimpse." I can't recall one that looked so unfinished.

Sort of. They invested $1B in OpenAI and as part of the deal Sora users get to use (some?) Disney IP for 3 years. The investment suggests Disney is looking to make serious use of AI going forward.

Why would they show him at all then?

This suggests they have lots of Post yet to do. Hell, Momoa might not have even filmed his scenes yet.

For those who thought corporations would protect us from slop: Disney Inks Blockbuster $1B Deal With OpenAI, Handing Characters Over To Sora (ad or paywall)

Introducing Kryptonians is a tough balance. Yes, Zod makes for a great villain, and there is something to be said for time travel shenanigans that let Jor El and/or Lara appear beyond just being holograms. And Kryptonian AI Braniac is best Braniac. But go too far and Superman and Supergirl lose...

I am not sold, but Gunn has earned my trust to give it a shot. And I really liked I, Tonya so...

The whole thing?

Note that this thread is marked 2014 but you can pick something from Vecna or Dragon Delves or the new Starters, too. I was just trying to keep it to 5E. What is your favorite dungeon, adventure site, or set piece encounter from a 5E official WotC adventure? Why? What do you like about it, or...

Compute is real.

I think you are underestimating the ability of companies to control access to compute.

You are failing to understand that the only people than can monetize it will be those megacorps. You are imagining democratization without thinking even a little bit about platforms or distribution. It's a pretty naive view.