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That’s an interesting way to look at it, and still generous to the llm.

By which I mean it puts the llm in the role of actor and such… people practicing an art. It seems harder to make a case that the llm is actually making creative decisions rather than aping a synthesis of past human decisions and expressions of taste, strictly, at every turn.

Though I guess it’s all “shades of grey”. I never felt like I was contributing a ton when I was essentially wrapping a large, capable library that some smarter person or people made, either.

Tangentially… remember back when we used to see headlines like “12 year old made a web browser!” and we all thought, “No. No they didn’t.”

It all feels a little like that, again.

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The director receives accreditation for directing the film, not creating it.
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Doesn't the director generally receive more credit than the producer?

How many films do you remember the producer above the director?

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