In my experience, "the first 80% is easy; the second 80% is hard." It's very easy to get caught up in the hype and think we're closer than we are because we can see the finish line. All this new generative work does a great job of giving compelling demos, but there's way more to do before it becomes compelling media.

Having been through a few of these things in the last 20 years, I'm going to trust my priors before believing AI is all that different.

We're over the 80% hand hurdle now.

Have you seen the about us portraits on your own company homepage? https://storyteller.ai/

Your profile looks as if you have an interest in this being true.

Not a judgement against you or a disagreement, just something worth disclosing.

Share what you’ve seen then?

The industry has a long history of people making promises they never deliver on. Every wave of tech has them, “AI” has pulled them all out of their holes once again…

He's probably seen the VC money being thrown at anyone who promises the coming AI utopia.

What have you seen? I am really interested as a writer.

Email or Discord me and I'll show you.

>You haven't seen what I've seen. :)

I rolled my eyes so hard I could almost see my brain.

If you have something pointing towards your claim being true, everyone here would be incredibly interested in seeing it.

> lot of groups running towards this goal

For such vanity?

The last 10% is always the hardest, longest, most frustrating bit.

> You haven't seen what I've seen.

Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion? ;)

In my experience in the current AI climate people are over-promising and under-delivering. So I am a bit skeptical regarding hints at undisclosed great progress. No offense meant.