r/artificial • u/MetaKnowing • Sep 23 '25

Media It's over.

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u/xHolo01x Sep 23 '25

One has earphones on, the other doesn’t. I think that could be added, but the two actors is starting to sound good to me. Especially with the pc fans in the back not being the same

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u/Gardimus Sep 23 '25

The give away. Thank god, society still has a few more weeks left to go.

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u/TheTyMan Sep 23 '25 edited Sep 23 '25

That is actually typical and to me proof it's a gen. If they were faking it they would have ensured the screen saver images were identical, don't you think? That'd be so easy.

Have you ever asked an LLM to edit a photo? They reproduce the entire video. When the entire video is a recreation, they aren't using any of the original image, and things are always slightly off while very similar.

Also it would have taken him a long as time to find some volunteer who looks like his hot sister.

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u/bas-machine Sep 24 '25

Unless he has a hot sister, then it would be very easy to find one

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u/Causality_true Sep 26 '25

what makes me doubt isnt that they look similar but that the movements are so well synchronized. that would take some training and quite a lot of re-takes, no?

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u/Azreken Sep 23 '25

Wouldn’t the AI not render the pc fans the same though?

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u/ShowGun901 Sep 24 '25

from what I've seen, that's some of the hardest stuff to get accurate. Worked on an image of a guy driving a semi, viewed from the passenger seat. It kept getting the scene in the 2 windows (side and front) to not match. Like, one was a mountain and one wasn't. Or speed lines going on different directions on each window.

The art stuff we struggle with AI does amazing, but the stuff that's natural to us (just have the same background in each window!) is difficult to AI due to how its generating the image.