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I'm sure by this point, and if not, pretty soon, everyone will have seen a clip of AI generated video and not thought twice about it. Its something that is onl
by Workaccount2 1y ago
I'm sure by this point, and if not, pretty soon, everyone will have seen a clip of AI generated video and not thought twice about it.
Its something that is only obvious when it is obvious. And the more obvious examples you see, the more non-obvious examples slip by.
- gpt5 1y agoI saw a video today [1]. Millions of views, ten thousand comments, not a single commenter mentioned that it's AI generated. If you look at the shadows in the background, you can see how they appear and disappear, how things float in the air, and have all the AI artifacts. The video is also slowed down (lower FPS) to overcome the length limit of AI video generator. But the point is not how we can spot these, because it's going to be impossible, but how the future of news consumption is going to look like. [1] https://www.tiktok.com/@calm.with.word/video/7505837083274120478 https://www.tiktok.com/@calm.with.word/video/750583708327412...
- xarope 1y agothe detail around the eyes is a dead-giveaway for AI generated video
- jadamson 1y agoInteresting. Here's the original channel - their videos all have a Picsart watermark in the bottom right. I don't believe it's entirely fake, just enhanced. https://www.youtube.com/@jrcollection5246/shorts https://www.youtube.com/@jrcollection5246/shorts
- kilpikaarna 1y agoWell, what does news (or any media) consumption look like now? It's been trending towards pure noise for a good while, and this is a way to further automate the generation of yet more noise.
- RobertBobert 1y ago[dead]
- alkonaut 1y agoThe inverse follows from this and is even more scary. Soon there will be videos of something terrible happening, reported in the news, which is widely rejected as fake despite being real.