The Discontent Surrounding Veo3’s “We’re All Prompts” Videos
In recent times, the Veo3 video series, titled “We’re All Prompts,” has drawn significant attention—yet not all of it is positive. Many viewers share their disappointment with these videos, expressing a growing frustration with what they perceive as a shallow interpretation of the concept of prompts in creative expression.
The crux of the issue seems to lie in the misrepresentation of what prompts truly are. As the narration suggests, “the prompt theory is that we are all prompts,” this statement is not only confusing but also fundamentally inaccurate. In the world of creative processes, prompts serve as inputs that guide and inspire creators, rather than being outputs themselves.
This misunderstanding highlights a larger problem: the creators of these videos appear not to grasp the essential nature of prompts. Instead of offering insightful commentary, the content tends to recycle basic ideas without depth or clarity.
As the discourse around these videos continues, it raises important questions about the value and accuracy of information circulating in creative communities. What do you think? Are these videos beneficial, or do they contribute to a growing noise that complicates our understanding of prompts?
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