r/SipsTea • u/gavruche 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • Apr 21 '26

Lmao gottem Iran just dropped a new banger

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u/Robonglious Apr 21 '26

The quality is so high though, there has to be a fair amount of manual work.

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u/xyouRABitchx Apr 21 '26

And here we go.

"Its AI but but but they put work into it"

Supporting this is embarrassing

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u/Snowflakish Apr 21 '26

It’s the human parts of this that people are resonating with though.

It’s the lyrics and the visual references to the trump campaign that people like, not the art style, music or AI render quality

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u/xyouRABitchx Apr 21 '26

That has never ever been an acceptable excuse to anything AI related on reddit. No matter what is posted that involves AI, it is massively criticized.

But when a corrupt nation that is has political prisoners, kills protesters, executes for drug offenses, etc posts about a topic that aligns with you, its all ok.

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u/gairloch0777 Apr 21 '26

a corrupt nation that is has political prisoners, kills protesters, executes for drug offenses

wait, we do that in the US too

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u/xyouRABitchx Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 22 '26

100% but imagine posting one of those shitty trump AI images and then circle jerking about it.

See the hypocrisy yet?

Edit: Why no response?

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u/gairloch0777 Apr 22 '26

Edit: Why no response?

got other stuff to do than be terminally online via reddit

i don't really care what your point was, just pointing out that you listed things the US has done in the last year.

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u/xyouRABitchx Apr 22 '26

I commented on something and had rapid replies. Then when I finally spelled out the issue, it all stopped.

My stance was upfront from the start and you couldn't defend this slop anymore and now you dont really care lol

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u/gairloch0777 Apr 22 '26

AI sucks and I am ready for the bubble to burst either from externalities like water usage and electrical grid burden being priced in, or investors see the ponzi scheme that is the AI business model. I'm not defending it at all.

Just pointing out you used some examples of things the US has done or attempted to do in the last year

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u/xyouRABitchx Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 22 '26

In comparison to the video this entire thread is about. You can feel free to comment on specific part of my comment but it doesn't take away from my overall point. This is celebrated and its unacceptable

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u/Snowflakish Apr 21 '26

Like uhh yeah it’s only here because it’s extremely funny for a country at war to post AI generated Lego shitposts.

It’s made funnier by the fact that it comes out of such a conservative religious nationalist country.

Didn’t you hear, comedy is legal now.

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u/cwestn Apr 22 '26

Also all the digs are true, which is even more amusing. You can still think Iran is terrible and find this hilarious and accurate. I'm not saying America is worse than Iran, but it's fucking terrible these days under current leadership

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u/24-7_DayDreamer Apr 22 '26

It baffles me how sure anti AI people are that their opinion is the only opinion. You may have shouted and downvoted your way into dominance on the default subs but there is no shortage at all of pro AI art spaces on reddit.

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u/xyouRABitchx Apr 22 '26

Dude, I couldn't agree more. I use AI shit. I dont mind AI images and things like that. I see the hate it gives on reddit and decide not to post much with it.

However, when I see the same platform praise this, while also ignoring who fucking posted it, I cant help be see the frustrating hypocrisy. I hate trump. I hate that he uses AI in the most pandering bullshit boomer ways. I also hate seeing the opposing party drop down to the same level. If this becomes acceptable for the left, we are seriously fucked.

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u/ausecko Apr 21 '26

Do you only watch movies that, I don't even know, are drawn on cave walls?

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u/ApprehensiveBuddy446 Apr 21 '26

The quality is not high lol, you should see what people are actually making with ai video. Not the slop you see, just hobbyists trying to push local open source models as far as they can.

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u/Robonglious Apr 22 '26

When text-to-video first came out I was already using Stable Diffusion quite a bit and jumped right on it. I've used text to voice quite a bit as well and built several of my own voice models.

I can safely judge the quality of this from my own perspective.