Fake actors, fake paparazzi
In Slate, Edward Jay Epstein reports that someday, digital technology might be able to generate convincing graphic simulations of actors for the full length of a movie. Meanwhile, the WSJ delves into the world of fake paparazzi shoots engineered by publicists.
Now all we need are fake movie audiences, and the industry will go on forever, despite decreasing cultural relevancy.
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