How is the "Netflix of AI cinema" going to look like? What concepts are likely to win? Or coexist?

There is obviously a revolution in cinema about to happen. But it is not that clear what exactly happens, what platforms are going to solve the problem of:

• TONS of great indie storytellers enabled to create their high quality movies & series
• 1000x more AI slop to bury it

Most likely — several models at once. But I'm curious to hear what others think.

The main factor that changes the industry is the cost and ease of producing high quality visuals. How does this change the existing models and what new models get invented?

1. Hollywood studios — they will keep producing, and they will leverage AI more and more, making their production cheaper. We'll possibly get more content from them but the model remains.
2. Netflix model — a streaming platform buying exclusive licences to individual movies. This will still be the case, but given the astronomical volume content produced by indie creators I don't expect today's streaming platforms to keep up with the volume.
3. YouTube — although this is the main platform for AI creators to post their work today, it's already very hard to find anything good within all the noise and it'll only get worse.
4. Native AI film platforms — there already are a few, but given they are creator first, they still showcase too much content, often not interesting to viewers who are not AI film enthusiasts (clips, concepts, fake trailer, artistic work, music videos etc.)

This is what exists today and what I can envision happening with the existing models.

But there's something missing: How will someone who wants to simply enjoy good storytelling leverage the situation where so many great storytellers are enabled to produce high quality work?