• AI generated video is genuinely scary

    From shawn@nanoflower@notforg.m.a.i.l.com to rec.arts.tv on Tue Sep 29 05:33:11 2026
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    I knew that people could easily generate video using AI but had no
    idea it was already this good and this easy to do so.

    https://x.com/spenley/status/2104820974734671918

    What the video show is a basic sitcom being generated by AI but it is
    happening live. So you can vote on what should happen in the next
    scene and the AI will generate a script and the video that plays out
    the scene with the voted on changes. In the above video the characters
    are on a train and he votes that a camera team should join in on the
    phone.

    While the scripts aren't that entertaining the video looks quite good.
    What is most concerning is that as with most things concerning AI this
    is the worst this will be as each year it will only get better.

    I see it already with the animal shorts where it's often hard to tell
    if the video is of real animals or some AI generated animal. You can't
    tell from the video quality so it's really the interactions and some
    of the animal movements that let you if it is AI or not.
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  • From moviePig@nobody@nowhere.com to rec.arts.tv on Tue Sep 29 11:05:39 2026
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    On 9/29/2026 5:33 AM, shawn wrote:
    I knew that people could easily generate video using AI but had no
    idea it was already this good and this easy to do so.

    https://x.com/spenley/status/2104820974734671918

    What the video show is a basic sitcom being generated by AI but it is happening live. So you can vote on what should happen in the next
    scene and the AI will generate a script and the video that plays out
    the scene with the voted on changes. In the above video the characters
    are on a train and he votes that a camera team should join in on the
    phone.

    While the scripts aren't that entertaining the video looks quite good.
    What is most concerning is that as with most things concerning AI this
    is the worst this will be as each year it will only get better.

    I see it already with the animal shorts where it's often hard to tell
    if the video is of real animals or some AI generated animal. You can't
    tell from the video quality so it's really the interactions and some
    of the animal movements that let you if it is AI or not.

    If you're talking about the Subaru commercials that claim to show an "animated" golden retriever puppy, yeah, it'd freak me out to discover
    that dog is fully AI-generated.


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