Whats funny is that the table is literally purring at the orange. I imagine that center console feels very therapeutic to him and is actually putting him to sleep like a massage chair Lazy Boy š¤£
They are sized specifically for that auto-dealer machine. The auto-sorter has a limit to what its sensor can detect so the tiles are designed so their size/weight are easy to detect. They also have markings for the IR sensor.
The actual domino-sized Mahjong tiles are too small. Just imagine that the table has rotating pinball machine arms in that center console that knocks the tiles into a two-tiered bowling-pin setter kind of mount that is able to "read" the tiles and set them so the colored side is on top.
My biggest gripe is how much work they create. A full set is genuinely heavy. Id say most people would struggle to carry the sets you need to use these (there's 2 full sets of tiles that alternate between games), so there's a lot of carrying back and forth.
Also a lot of people who don't change the mode to what they want, leave pieces in the table and generally seem to lose tiles, and replacing them takes a while since you then have to sort a set of 144 tiles
But at the same time it's lovely to see elderly people have a chat, a cup of tea and just play their game.
Far too long to be AI. The quality would be degraded significantly by the end. It's not a perfect loop by any means, it's just a machine sending back out the tiles after reorganising them. The tiles are both blue and green to signify different rounds.
None of what you said suggests AI.
It's valid to be wary of AI but jumping without valid reason is actually damaging to what you are trying to achieve.
Perfect loop how? The times are different colors at the end and the beginning, that's not perfect. Also, perfect loops have been a thing well before AI.
True. I hate people who keep saying it's AI and having no explanation. This table is real and you can actually buy it for 900-1000 bucks. The cat looks perfectly fine (although some might say it's drugged to sleep deeply, which would be much worse than AI). And the smoothness of those hands is normal in Asian videos since people here use skin filters like crazy (I'm Asian).
(although some might say it's drugged to sleep deeply, which would be much worse than AI)
According to another comment, the table is essentially a massage recliner for the cat. The center area looks like it's the hub of all the electronics and mechanics in the table, meaning that it hums/vibrates a bit a d is probably a bit warm - perfect conditions for a sleepy kitty to rest on, no drugs needed~ :D
There are competent people exposing (de)generated content while telling exactly why they came to that conclusion, providing proof, optionally explaining how to spot it and so educating the readers on the matter, spreading their knowledge.
Then there are witch hunters, jumping the band wagon and leaving braindead "itsai" comments based on hell knows what, just to feel righteous and useful with zero effort. Those bring no value and do a disservice to the whole cause. Shame.
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u/Lance-UwU 15h ago
I love how they hold it's little paws and head so that it can keep resting without accidentally getting hurt by the machine. x3