China Unleashes the World’s First AI-Generated Movie—Is This the End of Human Filmmaking?
Okay, picture this: After years of Hollywood squabbles over AI, the machines finally steal the show—and end up performing to a sea of empty seats . “Sanxingdui: Future Past,” the planet’s first fully AI-generated big-budget movie, just launched in China, and audiences could not have been less interested unless the popcorn was also sentient . So is this the bleak future we’ve been warned about—an endless loop of robot directors making movies for robot ticket-buyers? Are we supposed to root for the bots now, or just let them bomb at the box office in peace? Personally, I can’t decide if I should be worried about the fate of cinema, my SEO rankings, or just my ability to beat ChatGPT in One-Liner Wars . Curious what actual humans (or their carbon-based proxies) have to say about Hollywood’s digital disaster? LEARN MORE
Sci-fi thriller Sanxingdui: Future Past, the first fully AI-generated feature film to receive a theatrical release, debuted in China, though ticket sales have been abysmal. What do you think?

“Eh, I’ll wait until it’s forcibly implanted in me.”
Colin Cockryn, Tire Rotator

“The AI-generated book was better.”
Helena Rasmussen, Demolitions Historian

“I know plenty of bots that can’t wait to see it.”
Dale Slagg, Unemployed














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