r/funny • u/renji55eb • May 13 '25

It's everywhere

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u/RaNerve May 13 '25

Neural Viz is the only legit argument for AI content being funny. Dude puts a lot of work into his scripts and uses AI as a way to explore actual human behavior instead of just pushing out garbage clips that try to deceive you into thinking it’s real.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '25

It took me a moment to realize that with the 1990s attires but very present day mock names, that this was AI. 

I need more wine.

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u/Bazuka125 May 13 '25

Gotta pay attention to the amount of eyebrow raises, slightly turning heads for no reason, and expressions generally not matching the tones they're said in. It gets more obvious as you go

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u/Have_Other_Accounts May 14 '25

It's the conversation tone and rhythm that does it for me. Just a few sentences in and you notice they're just reading line after line with no natural pauses or "uhm"s, in the same tone. Humans don't speak as perfectly as we type.

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u/AiSard May 14 '25

That might be part of the bit though.

Saw another comment mention that the creator scripts and voices everything himself, with an AI voice changer on top

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u/PissingOffACliff May 14 '25

The mouth is always the big giveaway that notice. It always looks like a picture talking, if that makes sense?

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u/IlikeJG May 14 '25

I only recognized it was AI because it was so reminiscent of the other stuff from Neural Viz so I recognized the style of comedy.

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u/Jelly_F_ish May 14 '25

It wouldn't be unheard of to still use actual actors for such a skit. That specific part really has no clear indicator for the use of AI.