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       A.I. Screenwriter
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: June 16, 2016, 9:17 pm
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       [center]AI Writes a MOVIE! (and it's terrible)
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       Leave the writing to professionals you dumb f*cking A.I.!! This
       really isn't news. We already had A.I. try to write a handful of
       movies before. The A.I. went by the name of M. Night Shyamalan.
       This is the only explanation as to why all his scripts suck.  ;)
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       Re: A.I. Screenwriter
       By: Neumatic Date: June 16, 2016, 10:15 pm
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       You know, a couple weeks ago on Scriptchat I was mentioning that
       I think AI will become a screenwriting tool in the future,
       especially VR movies and so on that need to react on the fly to
       the viewer/player's changes, but it would require a buttload of
       human work beforehand.  But I can see AI becoming useful in the
       process of screenwriting, helping flesh out scenes, outlines,
       that sort of thing, providing feedback and so on to the writer,
       like having a writing partner/bounce person built into the
       software.  For example, I tend to fall into patterns, it would
       be nice for the computer to tell me "this plot is similar to 3
       other scripts of yours," "you don't have any scenes with more
       than two characters," and ask questions that I maybe wouldn't
       think of at the moment ("what would happen if you combined these
       two scenes?").  When I make an outline, it could pair up my
       set-ups and pay-offs and alert me when something doesn't work,
       if I remove something from the scirpt and want to replace it
       with something else, it could tell me everything I'm missing and
       need to do to fill that gap, etc...
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