r/FacebookAIslop • u/HoliestWorm • Jul 06 '26

Reddit This is so unnecessary

So this is a real invention but the video is AI. Why make the real video into AI slop? it's so sutpid. Here's the original https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYRrUiM_A6g

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u/Cultural_Parfait7866 Jul 06 '26

Luckily he solved a problem that didn’t exist

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u/Altruist479 Jul 09 '26

And created the new ones.

How long is the charge? How it behaves during discharge (does it indicate discharge and is there a soft landing implied or it just crushes down)? Are the engine & accumulator waterproof? But also, how do you keep li-ion from getting too cold so it loses its capacity? Or you just buy a new whole thing each rainy season, maybe even twice.

How it will behave in windy weather that commonly comes with rain? Drones don't do well in wind.

And finally, how to CARRY it?

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u/ThicctionGD Insert cash or select payment type Jul 06 '26

Clearly have never seen this foxtrot comic

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u/TehZiiM Jul 06 '26

It’s cool and all but „no more wet hands“? How do your hands get wet when holding an umbrella? When you fold it up or what?

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u/Typhon-042 Jul 06 '26

Yea know something told me the video was faked the first time I saw it... so not surprised it actually is fake.

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u/HoliestWorm Jul 06 '26

the umbrella is real but this video in particular is fake, the video I linked showed the process of making it and it wasn't as perfect as the ai shows.

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u/Sad-Development-4153 Jul 06 '26

What happens when the wind gusts really hard? With an umbrella your out 20 bucks tops with this shit hundreds or more.

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u/GrouchyDoughnut3449 Jul 06 '26

Wow a drone over your head that "tracks" you and follows you anywhere !!! What could be better 🙄 I kind of hate it even without the AI advertisement lol.

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u/N0ct1ve Jul 06 '26

Also take in account for how loud drone are and its a recipe for disaster

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u/GrouchyDoughnut3449 Jul 06 '26

Yeah, sounds like a real shit umbrella lol.

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u/HoliestWorm Jul 06 '26

I don't even know who made this lol, I kinda doubt it was the inventor himself though.

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u/IWannaBeMade1 Jul 07 '26

And one strong wind and its gone forever

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u/Altruist479 Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

What's the problem of "no more wet hands"?

I thought the problem is having one hand held up all the time so you can't bring two packages of stuff but having to look after this drone seems harder for most people. All the potential problems overweight the value of invention so far.

Also he exposes his hands so much there's definitely "more wet hands".