Wheeljack539
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ResurrectedContrarian
Suffers with mild autism
lovely, AI will restore aesthetics like this that still have wide appeal, but never see any large productions in film/tv anymore due to the political sentiments of those who run the large media groups.
My greatest hope would be that it decimates jobs across all of current media production (all major current film/tv corporations) and shifts the balance of power back to building what consumers actually want at a fraction of the cost.
Superkewl
Member
I have been watching these AI movies for a few months now, but not sure if it's just me, but in the last week or so my "recommended" feed is now being filled with big boobed AI girl videos? Is this happening to anybody else?
Granted, I have watched a couple for scientific research in to the advances in AI tech that probably didn't help, but it just seem to come out of nowhere.
Granted, I have watched a couple for scientific research in to the advances in AI tech that probably didn't help, but it just seem to come out of nowhere.
WhamBamThankYouMaam
Member
Unanswered oddities is the best thing that had come out on youtube in many, many years.
DirtInUrEye
Member
Me whenever I see any of these videos:
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reinking
Gold Member
Episode 2 had me laughing so damn hard. "The story of jesus as we know it is he died playing lacrosse..."
ForAcademicPurposes
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Jinzo Prime
Member
I guarantee you they added the Coka Cola logo in post, else it would have been a garbled mess. It's not there yet, and this commercial was distracting on live tv.
kruis
Exposing the sinister cartel of retailers who allow companies to pay for advertising space.
Warning: these AI vidoes by Neural Viz aren't just funny as heck, there's a continuing back story that links all of them together. This is a more serious entry that links to this earlier video.
And this video provided explains the Gummo Gumball reference.
Trilobit
Absolutely Cozy
I hope we can get a sincere modern movie filmed in this style some day. Not as a satirical and critical commentary on 50's America, but rather as a genuinely good story.
ResurrectedContrarian
Suffers with mild autism
sadly, satire is what it will always be, due to self-denial on the part of the people involved
For a very long time, there has been an accepted strategy where you create a film to satisfy some obvious fantasy need, like 1950s glamour and dresses, and the audience shows up to see that -- but the plot has to wrap that fantasy with obvious parody and a whole series of out-of-place "progressive" jabs at that era, because those bits on top give the audience something like an excuse and an alibi.
This way, when a young woman goes to see the film and actually enjoys the old fashioned visuals, beauty, etc, she doesn't have to face the internal contradiction that all those things belong to an era which would roll its eyes at her contemporary beliefs. She can have a few pseudo-feminist lines thrown into the dialogue, lots of mocker/parody of the time period with ridiculous characters who exaggerrate the era's beliefs, and that way get to enjoy the fantasy while pretending that she's actually smarter and wiser than those old times.
Wheeljack539
Member
This one is deepfake so I'm not sure if it technically counts or not as it's not entirely AI generated but it's still good for a laugh.
IntentionalPun
Ask me about my wife's perfect butthole
Trogdor1123
Member
This are just amazing. I think we are with in 10 years of being able to create any kind of entertainment we want in seconds.
Actors are going to disappear other than live performances and the directors will become the stars.
Kind of a scary time
Actors are going to disappear other than live performances and the directors will become the stars.
Kind of a scary time
KyoZz
Tag, you're it.
Here he is explaining that the IA can even do some cuts in a clip, which sounds like a nothing burger but is in fact a big step forward
And here he is trying to emulate video games
poodaddy
Member
Lame. No werewolves except for the boss at the end? Come on now.
No BBC=Anger
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Wheeljack539
Member
This was a cool one especially with the sad recent news of John Erwin's (He-Man's voice actor) passing.
Mr Reasonable
Completely Unreasonable
It's nearly over, guys.
The Matrix reality is upon us, sooner of later.
Yeah, nearly. I think with sound it'd be more convincing, but without you can focus on the unnatural movement a little bit more.
We're depressingly close though, and the speed of advancement must mean it's all over soon.
I wonder if those Sci-Fi projections of humans wanting to live in little remote communities where tech is rejected will seem so crazy fairly soon.
HamsterPackage
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sono
Gold Member
My heart tells me your Alzheimer's meds aren't working - lol
