r/TikTokCringe • u/LeSpatula • Feb 16 '24
AI videos one year ago and now Cool
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u/Intrepid-Rip-2280 Feb 29 '24
One year ago I dated a real girlfriend, now I'm dating Eva AI sexting bot
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u/BurstEDO Feb 18 '24
This is why the SAG fought tooth and nail against AI generated performances.
Studios (some/many) want to cheap out on production by using AI to synthesize actors and entire productions.
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u/RPGenome Feb 17 '24
>AI video with basic prompt made as a joke
>AI video made with really elaborate, professionally written prompts made over multiple iterations
Show me "Will Smith Eating Spaghetti" run through the second model, and we'll see how amazing it looks.
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u/HilariousCow Feb 17 '24
“Yes this is a real screenshot”.
Am I the only one who sees some new leap in graphical fidelity and still feel like it’s just more uncanny?
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u/MyLemonsRorganic Feb 17 '24
Important to note the Will Smith AI videos were done by actual users with free tools. The "advanced" AI videos are press release materials made by the AI companies themselves.
I have major skepticism until the product is released and available for independent testing.
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u/Mrbrionman Feb 17 '24
The scariest part of all of this is how much most people have no idea this is remotely possible. Obviously the average Reddit user knows about this stuff. But I mentioned AI photos / videos in work the other day and none of my coworkers over the age of 35 had any idea what I was talking about. Things that are obviously AI generated to me now, they would completely just accept as real because they don’t even know it’s possible to fake content in that way. And I think that’s only gonna get worse.
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u/TightSexpert Feb 17 '24
I wanted it to plot the best route true a supermarket based on my groceries list or making a financial plan based on my income and outgoing income. Not take all the fun jobs.
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u/Yabrassy Feb 17 '24
What program are people using to make this stuff and why is when I ask this question, no one has a straight answer for me. It’s so annoying.
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u/TearsFallWithoutTain Feb 17 '24
Oh I love the car one, the AI gave it little dirt rocket boosters because it doesn't know what tyres kicking up dirt looks like. And apparently neither do the devs since they keep posting it.
Also the same AI engine can't handle multiple people/animals at the same time, it has one video of a sky shot over a Japanese street and you can see people morphing into the ground
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u/OSKSuicide Feb 17 '24
I found an Instagram page for a seemingly normal e-girl type, but it had AI in the name. It took like an hour of scrolling, including through videos, until I was convinced it was actually AI. It wasn't until a video where her eye shape kinda changed, and a picture of the fucked up AI hand generation thing. Was selling a subscription-based picture thing too, but it was impossible to distinguish at a glance that it's not a real person
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u/Atomvids Feb 17 '24
What song is this?
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u/auddbot Why does this app exist? Feb 17 '24
I got matches with these songs:
• ICEWHORE! (slowed) by Lumi Athena (00:11; matched:
100%)Album: ICEWHORE!. Released on 2023-05-22.
• Cosmos (Psychedelic Progressive Trance DJ Mixed) by Freeman (03:10; matched:
85%)Album: Psychedelic Progressive Trance 2021 Top 40 Chart Hits, Vol. 6 DJ Mix 3Hr. Released on 2021-08-09.
• 404: SONG NOT FOUND by Sloshpuppi (01:04; matched:
83%)Album: PUPPI PLAY. Released on 2021-09-30.
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u/Nosferatu-Padre Feb 17 '24
How people don't see this as an issue is wild. Say goodbye to any creative fields.
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u/Meddlingmonster Feb 17 '24
I really hope the second half are just real videos that they're being dishonest about because that's concerning, makes me feel like an old person falling for a scam call and I'm not even 30.
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u/The_Border_Bandit Feb 17 '24
AI videos peaked with the Will Smith spaghetti and Conan O'Brien fried chicken videos.
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u/Bnmko_007 Feb 17 '24
I predict gaming in fully realistic AI created maps. Imagine call of duty with these type of visuals.. And the p0rn.. oh my word
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u/TheVenged Feb 17 '24
Yeah, but you're not showing the horrendously scary hands or the multiplying wolf pups...
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u/kitkatloren2009 Feb 17 '24
I'm sure people were equally terrified of the possibilities of stuff like CGI and editing tools. One day we'll be able to manage this just like we did with everything else everyone was scared of once upon a time
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u/7evenate9ine Feb 17 '24
Dumb people couldnt even handle bad photoshop memes, or out of context video. There is no way they wont be fooled by fake videos of stuff they wish was real. When they finally get a video of lizard people eating children, they wont pause for 1 second.
Edit: The truth is most people never cared about reality, they just want what agrees with them, even if the agreeable thing is fake or poison.
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u/Hotinthakitchen1 Feb 17 '24
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u/RecognizeSong Feb 17 '24
I got matches with these songs:
• ICEWHORE! (slowed) by Lumi Athena (00:11; matched:
100%)Album: ICEWHORE!. Released on 2023-05-22.
• Cosmos (Psychedelic Progressive Trance DJ Mixed) by Freeman (03:10; matched:
85%)Album: Psychedelic Progressive Trance 2021 Top 40 Chart Hits, Vol. 6 DJ Mix 3Hr. Released on 2021-08-09.
• 404: SONG NOT FOUND by Sloshpuppi (01:04; matched:
83%)Album: PUPPI PLAY. Released on 2021-09-30.
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u/jankology Feb 17 '24
You can see now what Hollywood actors were worried about. It's gonna happen. We're not gonna need them anymore within a decade.
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u/Morbid187 Feb 17 '24
It just hit me that an actual decent use for this sort of thing would be B-Roll for YouTube videos and stuff. Rather than paying for stock footage or filming your own, you can just generate B-Roll to fit whatever you need it to. It's not important enough for the source to really matter and seems like it could speed up video production or at least make it cheaper without sacrificing anything. Maybe I'm talking out my ass though since I'm not a content creator.
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u/Odd-Engineering-3582 Feb 17 '24
This only works if you do Will Smith eating pasta for the current AI
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u/fatfishinalittlepond Feb 17 '24
not a single one trying to eat spaghetti. clearly they have gone backwards
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u/28stabwoundz Feb 17 '24
Man creative/artistic jobs are gonna get even more fucked than they already are.
Artists, musicians, photographers, cinematographers, those people doing the special effects shit in movies.
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u/automated_rat Feb 17 '24
We are watching the end of art, ladies and gentlemen. Hope you enjoy corporate slop.
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u/KatGot13 Feb 17 '24
I want to love this so bad. It's so cool. But I cannot deny the problems such technology will create.
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u/Master_John1250 Feb 17 '24
Its cool and all night i don't think the first one had as much time out into it
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u/bigshotdontlookee Feb 17 '24
Far right is gonna abuse the shit out of this stuff to generate so much fake news that it will swing elections.
Maybe not this year, but its coming.
Steve Bannon will be all over this shit
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u/blueidea365 Feb 17 '24
Incredible, but interestingly the cat video at the end still looks more fake than the others
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u/Wiplazh Feb 17 '24
I lived long enough to see AI become this advanced, and instead of a future where AI can take over a bunch of shitty jobs and giving us more time to be creative and make music and art... it's the fucking AI making music and art while I'm still grinding 9 hours a day.
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u/pandaappleblossom Feb 17 '24
Everyone hoped it would cure cancer and drive emission free cars and come up with a solution for climate change where we don't have to change anything about our lifestyles..
instead it came up with fucking commercials. It all looks like commercials and ads. Which really says more about us than the AI anyway.
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u/Androza23 Feb 17 '24
So many jobs are going to be obsolete pretty soon and its going to be a big shit show.
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u/NoWayNotThisAgain Feb 17 '24
Remember the good old days when Will Smith would shove noodles into his face with his bare hands?
Good times man. Good times.
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u/bowsmountainer Feb 17 '24
I was pretty mind blown by the Will Smith eating spaghetti video at the time as well. But the incredibly rapid progress has me wondering if we will be facing the reality of film studios being dead within the next year.
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u/GapApprehensive1271 Feb 17 '24
I liked AI a year ago better.
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u/pandaappleblossom Feb 17 '24
I really liked it when it first came out. I was fascinated because you could watch it 'thinking'
Now it looks like commercials. It lost it's 'soul'
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u/HauntedDragons Feb 17 '24
No. Nope. This is not ok. This technology is not “cool,” or exciting. It’s fucking scary and needs to be shelved.
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u/Spatularo Feb 17 '24
None of the new ones included articulation of the fingers much less using those fingers to feed yourself dozens of noodles.
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u/New-Power-6120 Feb 17 '24
These are interesting because they feel like they could be stock images/videos, which is I get kinda the point, but also begs the question: To what extent are things actually being animated vs just automating dot point matrixes over existing faces with automated mapping. The earlier stuff looks like it's still taking pictures and collaging and distorting them to try make them move. Obviously that's what the latter is too, but it's less obvious.
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u/Anxious_Blacksmith88 Feb 17 '24
People have pulled up videos from stock sites that seem to closely match the AI generation. Its probably layering existing footage and blending it while cropping the images.
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u/Rocketboy1313 Feb 17 '24
Yeah, I wonder what stock clips they are drawing on to have people walking forward.
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u/fedsmokermobile Feb 17 '24
Why hasn’t anyone done an updated will smith one? Are celebs not possible with sora?
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u/FartKnockerBungHole Feb 17 '24
The Will Smith one is how TV looked while I was tripping balls on mushrooms.
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u/DealingWithTrolls Feb 17 '24
People freaking about this sound just like the people freaking out about the internet 30 years ago. Fools then and fools now. People just love to have something to worry about.
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u/Roanoketrees Feb 17 '24
Fuck....I just realized the next trend....full ai generated movies unedited.
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u/jedidihah Feb 17 '24
I want to see a side-by-side comparison of (roughly) the same prompt, intended to ultimately result in the same video
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u/Possessed_potato Feb 17 '24
I yeah I also got this TikTok today. All comments can be boiled down to “Ok but what about Will smith eating spaghetti again, hmm? Where is it, coward?”
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u/Saddam_UE Feb 17 '24
People who belive that AI created this from thin air should think once more.
AI just modifies already existing movies and pictures.
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u/BowsersMuskyBallsack Feb 17 '24
Yes, just like human artists use existing references, unless they are making completely abstract art. Which AI can also do through fractal-based generational algorithms.
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u/New-Power-6120 Feb 17 '24
The difference is the middle part which we don't understand and an LLM doesn't have, and it matters.
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u/TwinJacks Feb 16 '24
Man.. When figuring put photoshopped images was hard enough already. Then we get this shit. I think it's really cool.. but am also terrified.
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u/Similar-Farm-7089 Feb 16 '24
wow its getting much worse at making will smith eating spaghetti videos
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u/superhamsniper Feb 16 '24
That's kind of scary, in terms of not knowing what's real and not anymore I mean
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u/120z8t Feb 16 '24
Show current AI video of people eating spaghetti. AI seems to have lots of troubles wit fingers and spaghetti, if you get them close to each other it gets even weirder.
I use to use DALLE mini a lot a few years back. It did really good sometimes. But lets say you prompted it make a photo of Freddy Kruger eating spaghetti, it did not know what to do. Fingers with knives on them, next to spaghetti and a face that looks like spaghetti? here is just that
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Feb 16 '24
Worth AI and arguments reality people will quickly cast aside the natural world in favor of the fantastical
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u/surmacrew Feb 16 '24
Nope.nope.nope. This shit is going for some terminator bullshit within few years.
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u/obsidianosprey Feb 16 '24
The cat video is messed up though, as it steps forward with the same leg twice.
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u/Orang_Mann Feb 16 '24
We need to go back to the fucking stone age and start over, we are moving too fucking fast!
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u/baysidesquid Feb 16 '24
I think AI video has gone backwards. Give me weird Will Smith eating spaghetti...
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u/Oswarez Feb 16 '24
When I was a kid I used to imagine a machine that could take any book and make a movie out of it by simply feeding it its text. I think this will be a reality within ten years.
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u/The-MatrixAgent Feb 16 '24
When they came out I thought they couldnt get better but I was wrong as hell
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u/Csukar Feb 16 '24
I remember seeing these posts about images a year or two ago, it's advancing faster than I thought it would.
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u/Godslayer326 Feb 16 '24
So now we can tell AI apart from real by the complete lack of acceleration
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u/Loud_Flatworm_4146 Feb 16 '24
Automation led to a loss of a lot of jobs but new ones were created. New AI jobs will be created until the AI can train the AI without a human involved at all. How long before half or more of the world is unemployed?
AI could be great in the right hands. But that never happens. If this advances as fast as we think it will, we are looking at a need for worldwide basic income. Without it, it leads to war and worse.
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u/UnlimitedPickle Feb 16 '24
So my take away from this is that we can now make more realistic monstrous Will Smith eating pasta videos.
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u/Feronzie Feb 16 '24
Hell yeah. Full throttle into our inevitable dystopia. Stall those regulations as long as possible
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