AI just made Hollywood irrelevant.
There's now a 10 second video floating around that looks like it cost $50k to shoot. No camera, no crew, no location scout, no permits. Just a prompt and 3 minutes of rendering.
We're at the point where shot on iPhone is about to become written by a human, a flex nobody asked for but everyone will care about in 5 years. The tools are moving faster than our ability to process what they mean.
I've been stress testing this stack for weeks. Half the outputs are unusable garbage. The other half are genuinely indistinguishable from real footage. That gap is closing fast, and it's closing this year, not eventually.
ANTHROPIC WILL PAY YOU $85,000 A YEAR TO HELP TRAIN CLAUDE. AND YOU DON’T EVEN NEED A COLLEGE DEGREE
Anthropic is reportedly hiring people to use Claude, evaluate its responses, and help improve the AI.
$85,000 a year.
No college degree required.
When I saw this, the salary wasn’t actually the part that caught my attention.
It’s the fact that jobs like this barely existed a few years ago.
Everyone talks about AI replacing jobs.
But we’re watching an entirely new job market being created at the same time.
And I think we’re still very early.