Elon Musk, who really didn't like Nolan's Odyssey, released his AI version, as promised. And it's very bad since the release of the first trailer for Christopher Nolan's Odyssey, Elon Musk began to actively criticize the film. He is most outraged by the casting of Lupita Nyong'o as the beautiful Elena and Elliott Page as Sinon. In July, Elon Musk promised to release a historically accurate film based on the Odyssey, created using AI, by the end of the year. Given the presence of Cyclops and the six-headed Scylla in the song, the promise is dubious at first. Three months later, we were presented with a seven-minute "first episode," created through Grok Imagine in collaboration with director Dev Walker, who specializes in AI films. Wasn't a historically accurate movie - the characters speak English, though it seems like the AI ​​could have improved that. But this is definitely not the main problem. Due to the sudden transitions between the scenes, the "first episode" looks more like a long trailer, and the "game" in it does not progress much from the neuroslope regarding the fruit relationships. Here's what they write about the premiere in the comments below the video: perfectly reflects Elon's taste. Complete nonsense. Just soulless hacking, devoid of any thought. "It will be historically accurate" - belt buckles, medieval tunics and robes of the late Roman Empire, Romanesque arches, not even a Greek or Mycenaean fresco, all dirty all the time and here's what Grok, Elon Musk's AI, wrote that we asked to prepare a review. And even he seems to understand it all: "Odyssey" from Gok Imagine: seven minutes of historical accuracy you want to waste Elon Musk has promised a "historically accurate" full-length Odyssey, faithful to Homer, by the end of the year. Instead, the Grok Imagine account posted a seven-minute "Episode 1" in collaboration with Wonder Studios and director Dev Walker.

Elon Musk, who really didn't like Nolan's Odyssey, released his AI version, as promised. And it's very bad since the release of the first trailer for Christopher Nolan's Odyssey, Elon Musk began to actively criticize the film. He is most outraged by the casting of Lupita Nyong'o as the beautiful Elena and Elliott Page as Sinon. In July, Elon Musk promised to release a historically accurate film based on the Odyssey, created using AI, by the end of the year. Given the presence of Cyclops and the six-headed Scylla in the song, the promise is dubious at first. Three months later, we were presented with a seven-minute "first episode," created through Grok Imagine in collaboration with director Dev Walker, who specializes in AI films. Wasn't a historically accurate movie - the characters speak English, though it seems like the AI ​​could have improved that. But this is definitely not the main problem. Due to the sudden transitions between the scenes, the "first episode" looks more like a long trailer, and the "game" in it does not progress much from the neuroslope regarding the fruit relationships. Here's what they write about the premiere in the comments below the video: perfectly reflects Elon's taste. Complete nonsense. Just soulless hacking, devoid of any thought. "It will be historically accurate" - belt buckles, medieval tunics and robes of the late Roman Empire, Romanesque arches, not even a Greek or Mycenaean fresco, all dirty all the time and here's what Grok, Elon Musk's AI, wrote that we asked to prepare a review. And even he seems to understand it all: "Odyssey" from Gok Imagine: seven minutes of historical accuracy you want to waste Elon Musk has promised a "historically accurate" full-length Odyssey, faithful to Homer, by the end of the year. Instead, the Grok Imagine account posted a seven-minute "Episode 1" in collaboration with Wonder Studios and director Dev Walker.