Somebody made an AI generated video asking AI if they are jealous of humans

[xXOGLEGENDXx]

Everybody is scared of AI, but I think this is pretty dope

 

[CopiousX]

Yah, it's over for the entertainment industry.


I did the math a little bit earlier, and it's about 30 bucks per minute of video. Even if only a tenth of your prompts are accurate or consistent , you could make 2h movie for about 36k.


Not a single dime would go to special effects, costume and makeup, actors, directors, sound crew, catering, etc. literally hundreds of jobs would be lost on a single production.


All it takes is one indie studio to make a hit at this rate and the bigger studios will have to bush most of their staff to compete.

 

[Turk]

This video is crazy. AI using AAVE accurately?

 

[DaPresident]

I don’t like this type of ish

 

[TheAnointedOne]

....

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

GTFOH

 

[Amo Husserl]

... they not wrong.

 

[Amo Husserl]

This video is crazy. AI using AAVE accurately?

Read between the lines:

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/black-americans-are-the-1-most-online-population-when-it-comes-to-social-media-by-most-metrics.1085005/

 

[Black Magisterialness]

If i had a stomach I'd throw up is actually wild. AI is so advanced we're so fukking cooked.

 

[bnew]

Yah, it's over for the entertainment industry.


I did the math a little bit earlier, and it's about 30 bucks per minute of video. Even if only a tenth of your prompts are accurate or consistent , you could make 2h movie for about 36k.


Not a single dime would go to special effects, costume and makeup, actors, directors, sound crew, catering, etc. literally hundreds of jobs would be lost on a single production.


All it takes is one indie studio to make a hit at this rate and the bigger studios will have to bush most of their staff to compete.

i did similar back in apil for Kling AI: Next-Gen AI Video & AI Image Generator

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Enter the length of the movie:
Length (e.g., 2.5 for 2 hours 30 minutes, 120 for 120 minutes):
3
Unit (hours/minutes/seconds):
hours

--- Basic Plan ---
Explanation: Best for casual users who want to explore Kling AI without committing to a paid plan.
Movie Length: 3.0 hours
Total Credits Required: 216000.00 credits
Total Cost: $0.00

--- Standard Plan ---
Explanation: Ideal for content creators and digital artists who need better AI-generated visuals with faster processing.
Movie Length: 3.0 hours
Total Credits Required: 216000.00 credits
Total Cost: $2282.60

--- Pro Plan ---
Explanation: Perfect for professional designers and video creators who need faster processing and more credits.
Movie Length: 3.0 hours
Total Credits Required: 216000.00 credits
Total Cost: $1853.10

--- Premier Plan ---
Explanation: Designed for high-level professionals and studios needing large amounts of high-quality AI content with exclusive perks.
Movie Length: 3.0 hours
Total Credits Required: 216000.00 credits
Total Cost: $1684.80


** Process exited - Return Code: 0 **
Press Enter to exit terminal

gpt-4o mini

script to calculate cost of generating a video on kling based on 4/19/2025 info.

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import readline

def calculate_movie_cost(movie_length_seconds, credits_per_5_seconds, credits_per_month, additional_credit_cost):
    # Calculate total credits needed for the movie
    total_credits = (movie_length_seconds / 5) * credits_per_5_seconds
    
    # Calculate additional credits needed if total credits exceed monthly credits
    additional_credits_needed = max(0, total_credits - credits_per_month)
    
    # Calculate total cost in dollars
    total_cost = (additional_credits_needed / 100) * additional_credit_cost
    
    return total_credits, total_cost

def convert_to_seconds(length, unit):
    if unit == 'hours':
        return length * 3600
    elif unit == 'minutes':
        return length * 60
    elif unit == 'seconds':
        return length
    else:
        raise ValueError("Invalid time unit. Please use 'hours', 'minutes', or 'seconds'.")

def main():
    # Constants for each plan with explanations
    plans = {
        "Basic": {
            "credits_per_month": 166,
            "additional_credit_cost": 0,  # Free plan does not allow additional credits
            "explanation": "Best for casual users who want to explore Kling AI without committing to a paid plan."
        },
        "Standard": {
            "credits_per_month": 660,
            "additional_credit_cost": 1.06,
            "explanation": "Ideal for content creators and digital artists who need better AI-generated visuals with faster processing."
        },
        "Pro": {
            "credits_per_month": 3000,
            "additional_credit_cost": 0.87,
            "explanation": "Perfect for professional designers and video creators who need faster processing and more credits."
        },
        "Premier": {
            "credits_per_month": 8000,
            "additional_credit_cost": 0.81,
            "explanation": "Designed for high-level professionals and studios needing large amounts of high-quality AI content with exclusive perks."
        }
    }

    credits_per_5_seconds = 100  # Credits for every 5 seconds

    # User input for movie length
    print("Enter the length of the movie:")
    length = float(input("Length (e.g., 2.5 for 2 hours 30 minutes, 120 for 120 minutes): "))

    # Define possible units and set up readline for autocomplete
    units = ['hours', 'minutes', 'seconds']
    readline.set_startup_hook(lambda: readline.insert_text('hours'))  # Default suggestion
    readline.parse_and_bind("tab: complete")
    readline.set_completer(lambda text, state: [unit for unit in units if unit.startswith(text)][state])

    unit = input("Unit (hours/minutes/seconds): ").strip().lower()
    readline.set_startup_hook()  # Clear the startup hook

    # Convert the input length to seconds
    try:
        movie_length_seconds = convert_to_seconds(length, unit)
    except ValueError as e:
        print(e)
        return

    # Calculate and display results for each plan
    for plan_name, plan_details in plans.items():
        print(f"\n--- {plan_name} Plan ---")
        print(f"Explanation: {plan_details['explanation']}")
        total_credits, total_cost = calculate_movie_cost(
            movie_length_seconds,
            credits_per_5_seconds,
            plan_details["credits_per_month"],
            plan_details["additional_credit_cost"]
        )
        
        print(f"Movie Length: {length} {unit}")
        print(f"Total Credits Required: {total_credits:.2f} credits")
        print(f"Total Cost: ${total_cost:.2f}")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

 

[3rdWorld]

Yah, it's over for the entertainment industry.


I did the math a little bit earlier, and it's about 30 bucks per minute of video. Even if only a tenth of your prompts are accurate or consistent , you could make 2h movie for about 36k.


Not a single dime would go to special effects, costume and makeup, actors, directors, sound crew, catering, etc. literally hundreds of jobs would be lost on a single production.


All it takes is one indie studio to make a hit at this rate and the bigger studios will have to bush most of their staff to compete.

Someone on a Top Gun set suggested they use AI to bring Val Kilmer back, and Tom Cruise almost killed them..
Yeah, it's over.

 

[Mandarin Duck]

The AI black woman got a bonnet on, at the gas station, white AI on a college campus

 

[Cladyclad]

Yah, it's over for the entertainment industry.


I did the math a little bit earlier, and it's about 30 bucks per minute of video. Even if only a tenth of your prompts are accurate or consistent , you could make 2h movie for about 36k.


Not a single dime would go to special effects, costume and makeup, actors, directors, sound crew, catering, etc. literally hundreds of jobs would be lost on a single production.


All it takes is one indie studio to make a hit at this rate and the bigger studios will have to bush most of their staff to compete.

Give me a scarjo, Beyoncé, Rubi rose, skin diamond, Halle berry, Lucy liu & Dorthy dandridge orgy

then we can talk

that’s when AI reach maxed attributes