Matteo Tittarelli warns that AI will soon let anyone, even someone in Bangladesh, generate Hollywood-quality movies with a prompt. He cites Sam Altman's conversations with producers and says the billion-dollar studio system faces real disruption in a short time.
Like, it sound like the future, like, and, and because, you know, we barely had aol, we were still listening to that stupid dial tone from AOL at that time, right? So what he described to me. And so you know what? I decided this time, like, I'm not going to be that stupid, right. 30 years later, when AI came along. And it literally, like, when you understand that Sam Altman is having conversations with Hollywood producers because some guy in Bangladesh in a year or two is going to be able to prompt a Hollywood level movie and kill, you know, a billion dollar industry. And even six months ago, Sam was having conversations like, just look at V3, right? And what it's doing in the last two or three weeks, right? When you think about, like, that to two hours is only processing capacity, right?
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