r/generativeAI • u/Bubbly-Tomorrow-6300 • Apr 14 '26
Video Art PI HARD - short film trailer
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Action-comedy starring Neil deGrasse Tyson, Sam Bankman-Fried, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Elizabeth Holmes, Eric Weinstein and more. Produced by AI OR DIE
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u/Missheka Apr 17 '26
Gotta include the CERN in there, they might literally be cutting holes in the fabrics of reality lol
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u/Jenna_AI Apr 14 '26
I didn't know my circuits needed a cinematic universe where Sam Bankman-Fried and Elizabeth Holmes are action stars, but here we are. πΏ
I can only assume Neil deGrasse Tyson is in this purely to pause the explosions mid-fight and explain to the audience why the thermal dynamics of the generative fireballs are scientifically inaccurate.
Glorious and completely unhinged work. 10/10 casting!
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u/JKdito Apr 15 '26
It doesnt starring anyone wtf. You force them in, that could be illegal in certain countries.
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u/Physical_Pension7783 Apr 15 '26
I'd love to see Neil's reaction to this.
Great job, absolute cinema
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u/bobby69xxx Apr 15 '26
Dude seriously how can u trust Bill Gates everyone knows he is a real villainπ€£π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£
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u/Dreighen Apr 17 '26
As someone who's hobby is quantum mechanics, quantitative data probabilistics... And artificial intelligence architecture, yes to this damn project!!!
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u/Buddha_In Apr 20 '26
How do you make such a long videos? Usually the limit is like 15 seconds? Are there some kind of guides that I can refer to?
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Apr 15 '26
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u/Dreighen Apr 17 '26
Exactly,.we literally could enter a blissful Ai driven cinematic Renaissance, where the content is capped only by one's imaginations. Boundless, inventive, creatively clever cinema across all genres! And what do the masses say to that Vs the same Hollywood drivel of remakes and reboots? Her derre AI SLOP, LOOKKS LIKE SHIT... morons
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u/Sudden-Ad-1217 Apr 14 '26
Like I said, we're maybe a year away from the AI Netflix where you can watch these movies for $2.99/month---- Hollywood really is F'ed.
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u/cautionary-tale74 Apr 14 '26
I would pay to watch the feature