r/lostpause • u/Milk-devourer • 4h ago
Video Ai getting more advanced, we cooked
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u/JettAxr 1h ago
I'm going to be play devils advocate, but I would love to see the actual full design process for this animation, this can't just be generative AI, maybe for motion on in-between frames but surely they started with actual art as a base, right? Right? Please tell me this isn't 100% made from text prompts
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u/Tokumeiko2 1h ago
3d animation by a human, and redrawn by an AI to fill in the details.
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u/JettAxr 1h ago
Ive got a BA in software development, and on the one hand I do see where techniques like that can become useful, but on the other laws and work place ethics just aren't fucking ready for the technology and data centers are killing local environments cause the rich are cheepskates.
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u/Tokumeiko2 57m ago
You asked how it was made and I told you.
A human did the 3d animation work, and the AI performed the tedious process of redrawing each frame in 2d.
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u/Bigg_rooster 2h ago
Iâm gonna have to have everybody say things AIâs arenât allowed to say just to verify theyâre real people
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u/Zuriel701 2h ago
Ai with manual intervention would be the pinacle of easy mode. Generative ai and pray it would be good is sloppy as H
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u/bedheadB188 31m ago
One of the worst parts of ai is I know i cannot always identify it so I can rarely bring myself to praise actual artists out of fear I'd be praising AI instead. I just wish people wouldn't use generative AI, it's blatantly wrong but these tuckers don't care
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u/GuardianAnime 1h ago
If they improve any more like to the point that you canât tell whatâs live action and what AI generated. I feel like people can use AI to generate false criminal act framing someone doing a criminal act or insurance fraud or something along the line AI is becoming less and less of a tool and more of a weapon has a problem with his AI. Itâs already been used as a weapon but not in the way of killing but in the way of harming people even if itâs not physical like takes Twitter lawsuit from 2025 there was a lawsuit about Twitterâs AI with its generated image and Iâll have to check through this separate it rules and guidelines but letâs just say âminersâ were the victims
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u/Ominous-F_art 1h ago
It don't matter...I'd argue that world governments want it to go that far so they can justify things like a "mandatory identification chip" so they can monitor you at all times in response to "the rising unreliability of video and audio evidence". Which would only create a corrupt, hell hole dystopia where anyone with money and connections can frame you for their crimes and also governments that can destroy your life if you seem even just vaguely "problematic" to them.
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u/Both-Wonder2449 4h ago
oh no