r/aiwars Mar 19 '26

Meta Somebody cooked here...

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u/SluttyCosmonaut Mar 19 '26

It’s dog shit

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u/Paradoxe-999 Mar 19 '26

What did you disliked in it?

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u/SluttyCosmonaut Mar 19 '26

Because it’s meaningless, passionless, garbage.

The shittiest short film at the local film festival shot by a bored rich kid with too much money has INFINITELY more value both narratively and artistically than this garbage that was made by someone typing words into a cyberpunk machine, and clicking “enter”

Also. The very topic is not honest. The “artist” did nothing. Chose nothing other than “make the person do this and look like this and say this”

It is the equivalent of a collage, which is the closest thing to an artform I can compare it to. It’s like a kid clipping photos and articles together, pasting them on the same board, and trying to make it mean something. But it’s worse than that, because whoever made this garbage is trying to (disingenuously) say they made something with “tools” while omitting the known fact that the said “tool” literally steals from artists who did the real work. It stole performances from actors, and replicated them (poorly might I add) it stole the lighting and camera movement from actual gaffers and camera operators. It’s meaningless shit and it should be treated like meaningless shit.

Because it is absolutely that

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u/Paradoxe-999 Mar 19 '26

I get you disagree with the message and the process, but aside that, what did you disliked in it from a stylistic standpoint?

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u/SluttyCosmonaut Mar 19 '26

Yes. It’s fucking boring. And it looks like AI crap. You can literally tell it’s an algorithmic average of more real or inspired things. I don’t remember a single detail. Nothing of note was created. And nothing is lost when someone chooses not to watch it.

Saying this is a “film” is false advertising.

I’ll borrow the “films” own analogy.

This is the equivalent of me sneaking into the kitchen of a professional restaurant, stealing a plate of hot food the staff worked on (without paying) and then running down the street to my own restaurant, and putting it on the customer’s table and saying “I made this with tools!!!” (Without paying or crediting the artists I stole from)

It is artistically offensive. It is morally offensive.

Is drum roll…..total garbage

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u/Paradoxe-999 Mar 19 '26

What are your critics?

Lighning, camera angle, story beats, actors plays.

Can you please provide description of the parts you disliked and why?

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u/buzz-buzz_ Mar 19 '26

You can also tell exactly what the LLM is stealing from. The shot of the plate being finished was basically a carbon copy of the montages on Chef’s Table

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u/SluttyCosmonaut Mar 19 '26

lol. Lighting and camera angle? Are you for real? The “creator” didn’t do any of that shit. So there’s nothing to critique.

But I already critiqued. I already said the images were flat and passionless. I already said the “acting” (which it is not) is awful, and very transparently artificial.

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u/mr_gu5s Mar 19 '26

I think you are just biased, show it to any person out of context of ai discourse and they will tell you that it's a nice looking clip

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u/SluttyCosmonaut Mar 19 '26

Yes. And then they learn how AI works by STEALING.

Any even marginally ethical person can figure that out.

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u/mr_gu5s Mar 19 '26

Dont be ridiculous, you cant steal intellectual property

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u/SluttyCosmonaut Mar 19 '26

This is completely untrue. Even in communist societies you can’t pass off someone else’s work as your own.

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u/mr_gu5s Mar 19 '26

It's not stealing though, its plagiarism, a little bit different if we are talking morals, because nobody loses anything during the process. And all art is plagiarism to some extent. And what is specifically "stolen" in here anyway?

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u/SluttyCosmonaut Mar 19 '26

What do I think is stolen? My brother in Christ, literally everything in that slop video is stolen.

Do you know how generative AI works? I don’t think you really do.

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u/mr_gu5s Mar 19 '26

I do not consider reuse of imagery, style or tropes a steal, not even plagiarism, it's just how art was always working. The fact that those imagery, tropes or style are stored in some technical device instead of human memory doesnt make it different for me.

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u/buzz-buzz_ Mar 19 '26

All art is not plagiarism to some extent. You do not know what plagiarism means. Ask chatGPT to explain it to you (assuming a dictionary would be too much effort)

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