Post #1805969
2026-04-21 14:45 UTC
Shame on me, today I took a fake generated video for a real one. It was a Jimmy Fallon's interview of #AngineDePoitrine and it was obviously a parody/joke, which lowered my guard. I was like, wow, such an elaborate makeup on their heads, I wonder why the rest of it is done so sloppy? Why is the audience acting so weird, is it always like that on TV or is it a deliberate comment on society?
Even when directly after introduction they went to a commercial break, my first thought was "omg, are the TV ads always that agressive?"
Only at the very end, seeing cardboardy audience once again, my brain was like, HEY DUDE, DON'T YOU THINK TERE'S TOO MUCH WRONG TO BE REAL?
I watched #slop for 70 seconds, constantly noticing inconsistencies and still rationalizing why they are left in the video
Replies (2)
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@mini_ninja_64@chaos.social 2026-04-21 15:26
@kauzerei human brain easily misled 😭 i have had same with cat videos :c
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@orangutanlibrarian@mastodon.au 2026-04-21 21:34
@kauzerei My understanding is that it's really hard to automatically generate longer videos, so this may have had a human in the loop selecting the best from their slop machine and stringing it together. That small creative direction probably filed off the roughest edges.