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[McTraveller]

I'm not sure what to make of this: Seinfeld, if Seinfeld were AI-generated and starring AI.

https://www.twitch.tv/watchmeforever

It's.... mesmerizing, if nothing else.  I am amused at how the AI blocks the characters. Their biomechanics are also questionable.

[Loud Whispers]

This is unsneedable AI deepfake masterpieces soon

[Dostoevsky]

The timing of the canned laughter injects an extra dose of post-modernity to the proceedings.

[McTraveller]

Seems like the prompts are a bit repetitive.

Also there is no Newman or Kramer character 

[Ziusudra]

Zoltan Kakler is the Kramer, but it's not very Kramerish.

They seem to use the microwave a lot.

Edit: they also keep stealing each other's lines and answering their own questions

[King Zultan]

Is this the future of television, a world where everything is done with AI?

[lemon10]

Is this the future of television, a world where everything is done with AI?

It's probably the future of all media that can be digitized. Comics, movies, books, news and even video games will be produced not just by AI but will even be produced on demand to your exact tastes and specifications.

Presumably people will still want to consume media that others do, but that just means that some AI content creators will be very popular.

[King Zultan]

Truly dark times are on the horizon.

[Magmacube_tr]

This is the funniest, and most awkward shit I've ever seen.

I can only imagine what happens if the ''make sense mode'' is off.

[Strif3]

Nothingness OD. The entertainment of the future.
Heh. Imagine watching this on your VR headset while lying inside your claustrophobic metal coffin. Endless AI-made entertainment, tailored specifically for you. The best shit you'll see in your life. So good you won't even notice the carbon dioxide building up.

[McTraveller]

Wait how do you change the "make sense" mode?

I finally saw an episode with "Kramer" but was disappointed it did not bolt into the room suddenly.

[scriver]

I saw Kramer walk by Kramerly.

I love this thing.

[Bumber]

Larry: The guy gave me popcorn without butter. I said, "What do you expect me to do with this? Go swimming?"

[Dostoevsky]

“As generative media gets better, we have this notion that at any point, you're gonna be able to turn on the future equivalent of Netflix and watch a show perpetually, nonstop as much as you want. You don't just have seven seasons of a show, you have seven hundred, or infinite seasons of a show that has fresh content whenever you want it. And so that became one of our grounding pillars,” Hartle said. “Our grounding principle was, can we create a show that can generate entertaining content forever? Because that's truly where we see the future emerging towards. Our goal with the next iterations or next shows that we release is to actually trade a show that is like Netflix-level quality.”

(A quote from one of the creators)

I had assumed this was meant to be post-modern irony or something, but I guess not!

[Frumple]

I mean, from their mouths to god's ears, as the saying goes. There'll still be room for bespoke/artisanal media, but if that sort of thing (AI-generated content of genuine quality) actually becomes obtainable then... great. Legitimately great. We've probably all had that moment where we hit the end of a series and want to keep going, or an author dies before they finish their work, or whatever, and there being a way to just... keep going? That'd be frikkin' wonderful.

We ain't there yet, though, heh.