Quote from: Macro Exchange on Today at 09:22:03 AM

Came across a short video today that looked like a scene from a big-budget movie… turns out it was entirely AI-generated. The lighting, faces, movement, even the voice- all of it looked totally legit.

Honestly, it freaked me out a bit. Makes you wonder: in a few years, are we even going to need actors, devs, or animators? Movies, games, trailers - AI could be pumping this stuff out in hours, not years.

Why wait a decade for something like GTA 6 when AI might be able to build a whole world from a prompt?

Yes, this is also possible through Google VEO3. In fact, I have also been watching these videos a lot on social media and these videos are currently trending. Some may be flying in the sky, some may be reading the news, and some may be becoming superheroes. These are being made only through prompts. In fact, it is surprising that only two years ago we were introduced to AI through chat GPT, but in these two years, how much the world has changed that now we can generate very realistic videos through AI. We may not even be able to imagine how much technology will improve in the future. Honestly, it is like a revolution for us.

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And the bigger question— how are we supposed to trust any video on the internet when it's basically impossible to tell what's real anymore? Huh

Yes, it may be a little difficult for ordinary people to understand this. But for technical people or those who run social media, it is not a problem. In fact, just by listening to the voices of the videos generated with AI, you can understand that it is an AI generator. However, their expressions are quite realistic.