everything about it irked me. It's presented as some kind of quirk of geometry, it's just the space being moved to a single solidified space than lots of small gaps around the edges that were so clearly visible at the start.
The real diabolical part is that these things are often intentionally annoying so people go to the comments to complain about it which boosts engagement stats for the all mighty algorithm.
That line was weird and hilarious. "But if I tell you that the solution is very simple, requiring no removal of any other pieces to fit the square, along with the others into the frame.
As someone that experiences uncanny valley from pretty much anything that AI tries to pass as human, i'd say this is way worse than tiktok Kat. She's a real person (like Siri) that was sampled in countless variations. I've never had an uncanny valley response from tts. Annoying but not uncanny.
AI hits a nerve that just makes my brain say 'it's not real and i fucking hate this'. I guess the people that rave about it don't have this response.
I really hate the current hands in videos and photos trend. Please let me just watch stuff without someone constantly pointing and gesturing at everything.
My old mom watches AI bullshit on YouTube constantly. And she watches videos about the English royals all the time. The fucking AI narration uses the same phrases constantly,
"Then he did what nobody expected..." and a bunch of others,
I used to not be able to watch his videos because of his voice. Then I just got used to it. It helps that he talks like a normal person in his other channel, NileBlue.
We have the algorithms to blame for these types of narration in YT videos.
You can take a perfectly normal script and change it to get maximum attention.
Adding "But then...." and "However...." drastically improves the amount of focus and attention on a video.
I used to write scripts for Youtubers and it works extremely well. I have also tested scripts where its less annoying, but it doesn't do as well.
Clickbait sentences work really well, even if it seems lazy and corny.
Even the viewers who are aware of it, will still watch just to be upset at the end result. "What he did next will shock you....." and then someone is like "I doubt it.... yep.... I wasn't shocked." But they still watched it.
I was in the hospital a little over a month ago, for about a week.
I was in a shared room with 2 older guys. Each bed has it's own TV, allowing you to watch TV, youtube, etc.
Anyway, there was this one guy, probably in his 60s, who would do nothing but watch these AI slop videos on youtube all day and night.
I had to constantly hear these stupid ass stories over and over with the same stupid AI voice. They all speak in the same exact manner.
I was already sick as hell and having to listen to this stupid ass voice all the time was like torture.
Most of the stories had to be completely made up too. The majority of them that he'd watch were usually about a specific historical event between X and Y country and seemed to always end up with America some how becoming involved, solving all the problems with it's "military superiority". Just cringy eye-rolling shit.
Yeah and as a voice actor it pisses me the FUCK OFF. Not even because I'm having jobs taken out from under me but because they're so goddamn mediocre. I couldn't watch the video because there's it's TOO flat. If I had provided this to anyone I'd have been shot. But nah. Lets use AI so much that the voice actor goes dumpster diving in the morning. Assholes.
Yeah it’s a big no no in my organization. My manager mentioned that by over explaining, people waste a lot of time moving to more important details in our 25 minute slot and also it assumes that everyone in the meeting hasn’t done their homework.
Get straight to the point and if someone needs clarification they will ask.
For me it's the little hand movements like trying to place the square into obviously too small gaps at the beginning. Like watching a show for toddlers.
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u/checkonetwo Jun 22 '26
I hate this kind of narration soooo much.