Edit: Oops. Didn't know who the Cannes audience was. The below would only apply if this gets a regular release.
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My guess is the audience simply won't care and the movie will do reasonably average, depending on the script.
Sure here on a niche forum like Lemmy we care about the incredible energy waste, the artists being exploited, etc, and that "AI art" only looks good from a distance with all the little details being screwed up at a close examination. (When it's not a lovecraftian horror right on the surface - see "bloopers" in that video in the article)
But the general public? To them "AI" is: Haha, funny Ghibli filter.
And yeah, his titles are certainly tending toward clickbait, but it's also the case that things really are nuts lately. (And not just politically, stuff like the various Hubble constant measurements make for exciting times also)
I think you'll be waiting a very long time. The specific words and phrases will shift, but I think filler words are just a natural consequence of thinking while speaking. Some people are better at that than me others but it's not going to disappear.
If it were that small we would have detected the curvature already.
Last I heard I'm pretty sure they have ruled out any size of the whole universe less than 1000 times as big as the observable universe, and I think that might be radial size, so the minimum volume would be a billion times as large as what we can theoretically potentially see.
But the measurements are also consistent with 0 curvature, which would be the value for an infinitely large whole universe.
It stands for Large Language Model, and that's what ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, etc are. They are all LLMs. They are also called 'AI' (Artificial Intelligence) but they are not at all intelligent, they just match patterns and produce one word at a time like a very complex autocomplete in a phone keyboard.
They very often get facts wrong, but they are designed to sound confident and knowledgeable even when completely incorrect, which is a problem because humans tend to assume honesty.
What was that sub?