I swear if nobody can't tell AI by the shiny ass faces and the constant smiling, we really are living in the last days.
I knew it was AI 3 seconds in.
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This SIG peel bandanas like bananas
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DJ Paul's Arm
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This might be an excellent point
After watching them E3s back in the day where developers got caught with their pre-rendered games trying to sell them off as actual gameplay, it had us gamers looking at every teaser under a microscope to see if it was real or not.
Lord_nikon
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Maybe im just a aint shyt as bytch 
Yaboysix
That nikka
With The fact that it was in the title before I even got to watch the video I didn't even get a chance to to try to challenge it
I can't tell something is off when I see audio clips, but it's difficult for me to put into words how I see it. Im asking so we can educate others who DON'T know on how to look out for fake A.i video clips like this.
We were complaining about images with noticeably bad fingers just a few months ago. Now we are getting past that and getting some real power. Give it another year or two and every thing AI image/video will be indistinguishable from real life. This shyt is compounding FAST!
Random, but I remember less than a year ago arguing with people on here and in Youtube comments about how I know for a fact that automated 18 wheelers will officially be on the road very soon. It was clear as day that 99% of people don't understand what AI is nor do they have any experience with automation. Now look, a company just put out a demo of their self-driving 18 wheelers the other day. If you can build and Arduino model of a 18-wheeler navigating courses with damn near any obstacle thrown in the way, it can be scaled to the real world.
A computer will always be better at everything when compared to humans, if programmed correctly. People better wake up...
*end of rant*
Random, but I remember less than a year ago arguing with people on here and in Youtube comments about how I know for a fact that automated 18 wheelers will officially be on the road very soon. It was clear as day that 99% of people don't understand what AI is nor do they have any experience with automation. Now look, a company just put out a demo of their self-driving 18 wheelers the other day. If you can build and Arduino model of a 18-wheeler navigating courses with damn near any obstacle thrown in the way, it can be scaled to the real world.
A computer will always be better at everything when compared to humans, if programmed correctly. People better wake up...
*end of rant*
