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You might want to look up NeuralViz on YouTube. 180k subscribers. They've been building out an entire cinematic universe using AI video tools. And it's by far t

by rcarr 1y ago

You might want to look up NeuralViz on YouTube. 180k subscribers. They've been building out an entire cinematic universe using AI video tools. And it's by far the funniest show I've watched in years. So the claim that "let you engage beyond an individual clip will not be possible for a long time" isn't true. People are already doing it. https://www.youtube.com/@NeuralViz https://www.youtube.com/@NeuralViz

alixanderwang 1y ago
This is the first time I've wanted more AI video content. Thanks for sharing.
goosejuice 1y ago
This is news is hilarious.
stevenhuang 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XkrhhsV6zg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XkrhhsV6zg > You're not the monolith of me! These other universe memes are too good.
wickedsight 1y ago
Since the first GenAI started popping up, many people have glossed over the fact that they are just tools. All the anger from artists and keyboard warriors completely ignored the fact that you still need skill and time to make something good with these tools. Artists aren't going to be replaced by AI tools being used by me on my iPhone, those artists were already replaced by bulk art from IKEA et al. Artists who reject new tools for being new will be replace by artists who don't. Just like many painters were replaced by photographers.
- jplusequalt 1y ago
  >Artists aren't going to be replaced by AI tools being used by me on my iPhone Except they already are. https://societyofauthors.org/2024/04/11/soa-survey-reveals-a-third-of-translators-and-quarter-of-illustrators-losing-work-to-ai/ https://societyofauthors.org/2024/04/11/soa-survey-reveals-a...
  - DoesntMatter22 1y ago
    I don't understand the argument that artists won't be replaced. I already am using AI to generate the art I need rather than farming it out
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preommr 1y ago
> "Lurking, Lifting, Licking" Ok, I went from being pleasantly surprised to breakout laughter at that point. But I also think this points out a big problem: high-quality stuff is flying under the radar simply because of how much stuff is out there. I've noticed that when faced with a lot of choice, rather than exploring it, people fall back into popular stuff that they're familiar with in a really sad way. Like a lot of door dash orders will be for McDonalds, or people will go back to watching popular series like Friends, or how Disney keeps remaking movies that people still go to see.
computerthings 1y ago
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ikesau 1y ago
I hadn't seen these before, but they're working because of the limitations of the technology. The format of the shows are mostly clip-based - man on the street, news hour, etc - and obviously the jokes are all written by someone with a good sense of humour. Not to discount that this is, as you say, an example of someone using AI to successfully create characters and stories that resonate with people. it's just still very much because of a creative human's talent and good taste that it's working.
spaceman_2020 1y ago
The Dor Brothers on YouTube have also been making some very funny, stylized music videos with AI. They've managed to use the limitations to their advantage

by rcarr 1y ago

alixanderwang 1y ago

This is the first time I've wanted more AI video content. Thanks for sharing.

goosejuice 1y ago

This is news is hilarious.

stevenhuang 1y ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XkrhhsV6zg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XkrhhsV6zg > You're not the monolith of me! These other universe memes are too good.

wickedsight 1y ago

Since the first GenAI started popping up, many people have glossed over the fact that they are just tools. All the anger from artists and keyboard warriors completely ignored the fact that you still need skill and time to make something good with these tools. Artists aren't going to be replaced by AI tools being used by me on my iPhone, those artists were already replaced by bulk art from IKEA et al. Artists who reject new tools for being new will be replace by artists who don't. Just like many painters were replaced by photographers.

jplusequalt 1y ago
>Artists aren't going to be replaced by AI tools being used by me on my iPhone Except they already are. https://societyofauthors.org/2024/04/11/soa-survey-reveals-a-third-of-translators-and-quarter-of-illustrators-losing-work-to-ai/ https://societyofauthors.org/2024/04/11/soa-survey-reveals-a...
- DoesntMatter22 1y ago
  I don't understand the argument that artists won't be replaced. I already am using AI to generate the art I need rather than farming it out

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preommr 1y ago

> "Lurking, Lifting, Licking" Ok, I went from being pleasantly surprised to breakout laughter at that point. But I also think this points out a big problem: high-quality stuff is flying under the radar simply because of how much stuff is out there. I've noticed that when faced with a lot of choice, rather than exploring it, people fall back into popular stuff that they're familiar with in a really sad way. Like a lot of door dash orders will be for McDonalds, or people will go back to watching popular series like Friends, or how Disney keeps remaking movies that people still go to see.

computerthings 1y ago

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ikesau 1y ago

I hadn't seen these before, but they're working because of the limitations of the technology. The format of the shows are mostly clip-based - man on the street, news hour, etc - and obviously the jokes are all written by someone with a good sense of humour. Not to discount that this is, as you say, an example of someone using AI to successfully create characters and stories that resonate with people. it's just still very much because of a creative human's talent and good taste that it's working.

spaceman_2020 1y ago

The Dor Brothers on YouTube have also been making some very funny, stylized music videos with AI. They've managed to use the limitations to their advantage