Yeah, now AI can produce infinite slop there’s no need for human-produced slop anymore
homesweethomeMrL@lemmy.world
on 29 May 18:48
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Business insider came out with the first trump admin and didn’t seem to be about business or particularly “inside”. It’s always seemed sketchy to me, although it wasn’t as bad as a Murdoch entity.
Realistically speaking it feels like this is the one thing AI won’t be able to replace. Celebrities are already fake enough as it is, imagine an AI generated celebrity LARPing as a real person that no one ever sees outside
BlameTheAntifa@lemmy.world
on 30 May 05:48
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Unfortunately AI video generation just crossed that line.
beejjorgensen@lemmy.sdf.org
on 30 May 02:11
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A grand says that layoff letter was written by AI.
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I mean, wasn’t it mostly spam anyway?
Yeah, now AI can produce infinite slop there’s no need for human-produced slop anymore
Business insider came out with the first trump admin and didn’t seem to be about business or particularly “inside”. It’s always seemed sketchy to me, although it wasn’t as bad as a Murdoch entity.
Business Insider was founded in 2007.
I think their strength is the YouTube videos they produce. I particularly enjoy the So Expensive ones.
Realistically speaking it feels like this is the one thing AI won’t be able to replace. Celebrities are already fake enough as it is, imagine an AI generated celebrity LARPing as a real person that no one ever sees outside
Unfortunately AI video generation just crossed that line.
A grand says that layoff letter was written by AI.
Maybe the paywall had something to do with it?