Raw LLM Responses

Honestly it's just going to split the market. Back in the day, TV was just a lowbrow gig where you could make a buck. TV and Movie actors were practically a different caste, and occasionally if a movie actor couldn't sustain their career or fell on hard times they'd pop up on TV, and everyone quietly considered it embarrassing. This is the equivalent of what AI Replicas will be next to regular acting. It's just a new category of pulp, to live alongside airport novels, mobile games, calendar art, and trance music. Netflix has already pioneered generative TV that you chuck on in the background, the only inefficiencies are the meat puppets needed to iterate scripts and the ones needed to read them out in front of a cheap green screen.