According to Mehr News Agency, citing TechCrunch, Musk previously attacked Christopher Nolan's film "The Odyssey" because of its non-white cast members. Meanwhile, Nolan is in many respects the antithesis of Musk. While Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, strongly advocates the idea of establishing data centers in space and constantly publishes AI-generated content, Nolan has described himself as skeptical of technology, stating that before the advent of AI, he had never seen a technology so completely rejected by the general public.

Although Nolan's film "The Odyssey" utilized numerous special effects, its primary feature was practical filmmaking conducted across six countries. The film was highly successful upon its theatrical release.

The Grok AI version of "The Odyssey," produced in collaboration with Wonder Studios and Walkers as directors, can now be watched. What this video lacked was artistic sense, inspiration, or human attention. The background story of the film, narrated through voiceover, seems endless until it finally gives way to figures appearing one after another, uttering artificial and awkward dialogue.

Source: Mehr News Agency