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@matrix watching 2kliksphilip's video on this, that video of the car driving with the camera following behind it is a track ripped from a video game just with the theme and vehicle changed. i can't help but wonder how much of this was generated by itself after training on video content and how much of it was done with a technique similar to image2image, but with video2video. as in, they took footage of the game and gave the AI the prompt and that's why it looks as smooth and good as it is. perhaps the ones that look much less canny are the ones that had nothing to go off but the prompt.

As crazy as video generation is, remember that digital forensics exist. As far as I can think of, we may have been seeing a couple of AI images with the Palestinian conflict stuff but tools were able to tell it was fabricated relatively well. Other than that, I don't think there have been any instances of people using AI to try and pass off fake stuff as real. Honestly, why would they need to do that in the first place? There are usually easier ways that someone, especially people in power, can convince anyone of anything and they have been doing it for a very long time. In this regard, I think the status quo will likely remain unchanged.

As we saw and continue to see with image, voice, and text generation, the implications of video generation are mainly for things like memes and farming clicks for ad revenue. Which does include really shitty children's entertainment. Good for a passing glance for people who want a laugh or just have no taste, but it will never actually stand up to real artistry, at least in my opinion. With how much of a negative light is cast on AI generated content being used professionally as well, I don't think we will see it used by anyone who is serious about wanting to create something because their reputation will be tanked otherwise. Just take a look at games that use AI artwork. Hell, even games that are suspected of using AI in their creation get shit talked even if they haven't used it, like Silent Hill: Ascension. Calling something AI generated is becoming an insult these days, I've even heard kids tell people they have an AI generated personality

@gnarley_boot I know I have committed mass sins in fedi due to my usage of smart devices. But like I said if I'm really worried about waking up I'll use my offline one xD

@matrix I want people to get real weird with this. Like, give me some non-Euclidean and MC Escher stuff. Generate what the fifth dimension looks like.

LMAO my lights are stuck in blue too xD

Dammit, I meant to take an hour long nap but guess whose internet decided to cut out and kill my alarm? 5 hours later....

And yes my alarm is internet dependent. I have one that isn't that I just for waking up in the morning but when it's just a nap I don't usually bother.

@fatepony this is one of my favorite meme genres

@Senator_Armstrong sometimes it's one in the same

i don't download porn, i don't see the need to. i have a couple pics saved that i have shared and just haven't deleted and that's it.

@Hoss @tyler @justnormalkorean or, I guess not legal but less punishable. It would set a precedent they may not want to set is what I'm saying.

@Hoss @tyler @justnormalkorean not really. Digital forensics exist as well. Even as of right now you can tell if AI generated images are fake with some tools or know-how. They also might not want to immediately jump to saying Epstein's footage was AI generated because that means any footage like it that IS legitimately AI generated is de-facto legal.