QuietZorg
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- Feb 7, 2010
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Are you? I'm interested in peoples thoughts on the topic of merging IM with AI and UE.
Preamble: I know that people are using AI to generate written content, and have been for years. And of course, companies are using UE to make adverts and product images and so on. I'm specifically talking about you and me, BHW members, folks trying their hand at IM - probably not big budget, but motivated. I can rephrase with a question: "Is it worth investing time into becoming proficient in AI and UE to help me get to the next level of IM?"
(I think the answer is yes)
Gone are the days where you can create a video from images of a product, post the slideshow video to youtube, and include an cloaked amazon affiliate link.
What I think, is that in order to be successful we have to as closely mimic organic/legitimate content as possible - which is significantly more complex to mimic than a slideshow video is to generate.
Enter AI and UnrealEngine (or any games/3d engine).
You can use AI is many creative ways, deep fakes for example (I don't suggest you get into that). And you can render pretty much photorealistic scenes in UE5. Why not somehow, creatively, combine the two, so that, for example, you can generate beautiful 3D videos of people interacting with that ol' amazon product. I feel like even that itself might have potential to work, and that was a lame idea based on the original aforementioned money making method.
Now imagine all of the other possibilities...
Preamble: I know that people are using AI to generate written content, and have been for years. And of course, companies are using UE to make adverts and product images and so on. I'm specifically talking about you and me, BHW members, folks trying their hand at IM - probably not big budget, but motivated. I can rephrase with a question: "Is it worth investing time into becoming proficient in AI and UE to help me get to the next level of IM?"
(I think the answer is yes)
Gone are the days where you can create a video from images of a product, post the slideshow video to youtube, and include an cloaked amazon affiliate link.
What I think, is that in order to be successful we have to as closely mimic organic/legitimate content as possible - which is significantly more complex to mimic than a slideshow video is to generate.
Enter AI and UnrealEngine (or any games/3d engine).
You can use AI is many creative ways, deep fakes for example (I don't suggest you get into that). And you can render pretty much photorealistic scenes in UE5. Why not somehow, creatively, combine the two, so that, for example, you can generate beautiful 3D videos of people interacting with that ol' amazon product. I feel like even that itself might have potential to work, and that was a lame idea based on the original aforementioned money making method.
Now imagine all of the other possibilities...
