EG "make me a 120 minute Star Trek / Star Wars crossover". It should be more or less comparable to a big-budget studio film script, although it doesn't have to pass a full Turing Test as long as it's good enough for a director to use without modifications to make a movie.
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@ShakedKoplewitz IDK, for shorter texts definitely, but a movie script is usually about 100 pages long. Haven't seen an LLM maintain coherence this long, keeping at least some narrative structure of beginning middle and an end. At least if we are talking single prompt with no periodic human intervention.
@ProjectVictory get a little scaffold in there and I bet this is solved in 2026 or sooner
@ProjectVictory If the AI cannot maintain coherence for 100 pages of script, how in the world would it be able to maintain coherence over the length of a movie implementing that script, much less be able to handle a short prompt (effectively) asking it to implement a high-quality movie without a script?
You'd end up with (at least) many obvious plotholes and inconsistencies which are inconsistent with the "high-quality" requirement.