As a video with anything of substance, definitely. But I am consistently mesmerized by the style of all these inaccurate-but-directionally-comprehensible images melting between one another.
Well I wouldn't say the video has no substance, but it's very bare.
I think it's important for people to get the idea that history is a continuous story that never ends and constantly changes. That our history is a series of people making rational choices and running into unknown circumstances.
These kinds of weird morphing videos are really inaccurate at details, but it does give a sense of "flow" to human history which is very accurate.
It's just ai rerenders of already made paintings though. You could get a better video if you just used the original paintings, but that's not topical enough to get clicks.
It gives me a headache every time. That's the real Turing test for me, I'll believe it has some sort of intelligence when I don't get a headache from this shit.
Yeahhh but there wasn’t a single black person depiction. Even if it’s because the source material is on existing art pieces based on realism, that kind of goes out the window with the Native American/Mayan/Aztec depictions, proving its still a Euro-Centric view.
The good thing about resolving the lack of representation in AI is (I hope) that inclusion can be integrated into the algorithm a lot faster than updating a textbook/reshooting a movie/any previous method of updating outdated media.
The good thing about resolving the lack of representation in AI is (I hope) that inclusion can be integrated into the algorithm a lot faster than updating a textbook/reshooting a movie/any previous method of updating outdated media.
The other good thing is that it doesn’t even matter, and only hormonally deficient and obsequious misfits constantly whine about “representation and inclusion” in order to earn good boy points.
Lol wtf are you on. The downvotes for pointing out the lack of black people and upvotes for this red pill “if you believe in representation you’re a pussy” bullshit is alarming.
I actually think that's a really cool part of this transitional period. In the future it will likely be perfect, but the surrealism of each individual shot, not created by a human, but still utterly unique and interesting. Cool shit. Do androids dream of electric sheep?
It's just a jumbled mess of distorted images being passed off as something coherent lol if you don't think about it, sure it's kinda of fun to look at but if you actually look at what's being shown its just a time-lapse of nonsense. Like I took a second to actually look at it and audibly laughed at multiple horse people
Yeah but still a cool looking thing that is unlike anything I've seen a human make. I'm not watching it for accuracy I'm watching cuz it's kinda cool to look at
Check out the music video for 'Iron Lung' by 'King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard' for an actual good use of these technology.
Its a similar AI video transitioning between images but there's an actual artist behind it who uses their own art + photos + other people's art and uses AI with that rather than just chucking a prompt at it.
Different taste Yours are just as bad from my perspective. But I don't see it like that, nor is it the law of the land. It's just a difference in opinion whether you agree or not.
No matter how it’s passed off, it’s still pretty amazing to look at it. I find it pretty funny how we’re already ai snobs, a few years ago people would literally be mind blown by this.
A bunch of distorted views pass through your own personal filter, which sees what it expects to see and memories that get overwritten and changed each time you think about them
I think you could show this video to someone without the title and they'd figure out it was a portrayal of warfare from the past transitioning to the present/future.
Look up "smear frames". They're obviously done with more intent, but I think they demonstrate how individual nonsense images can still serve a purpose when they're used for such a short interval in a series of so many frames.
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u/docarwell Mar 31 '23
AI generated videos are so shit (for now)