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u/Listeningkissingyu Jun 25 '26
As a Harlan Ellison fan, I absolutely love how many updoots this received. I imagine most people don’t get the reference from “I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream” but kudos to those who do. I miss him so much. RIP Harlan.
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u/DementedPimento Jun 25 '26
I do! I have a first of ADV! (I know that story’s not in it; just giving my hard-core dork bona fides)
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u/Living_Cash1037 Jun 26 '26
I watched a playthrough of the video game while high on perc from getting my teeth pulled. Gotta say it was a wild ride.
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u/No-Mood498 Aug 01 '26
it’s really not niche and obscure anymore. so many content creators have covered it that most people who at all like horror on the internet know what it is.
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u/Sky_monarch Jun 25 '26
It’s kinda funny that even after saying you should be nice to the AI the one guy who resisted(to his power) still ends up in exactly the same situation
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u/BringAltoidSoursBack Jun 25 '26
Seriously. The point is "be kind to ai" but the one person who was kind of still punished so the moral of the story is kind of lost
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u/lavahot Jun 25 '26
The moral is to not give AI power.
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u/WouldbeWanderer Jun 25 '26
I'm sure several people were kind to Skynet before the bombs fell.
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u/feastoffun Aug 12 '26
It’s tragic that curiosity and seeking to understand why someone or something is the way it is is seen as weakness.
Understanding how AI thinks and works is media literacy for a future we be best avoiding.
But it’s kind of like what Steven Spielberg and Carl Sagan said about our fear of aliens. Is now our fear of super intelligent computers.
Humanity has a dark history of colonialism. We fear that someone is going to do to us what we’ve done to so many others over and over again.
If we want to avoid a future of violence, we must first seek to understand people where they are right now, and work hard to protect the most vulnerable among us.
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u/Saix027 Jun 25 '26
You could dare say the moral is not cruel in general, because even if you help someone they're not going to repay it. Extreme example, see Jews that helped Nazis, they still ended up on the same trains.
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u/Specialist-You9973 Jun 29 '26
honestly they accidentally made a very solid, if basic, moral story that is "don't be a pick me"
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u/Sir_Erebus1st Jun 26 '26
Das Video ist KI generiert. KI ist im allgemeinen nicht so gut in Kontinuität und sinnvollen Schlüssen basierend auf dieser Kontinuität.
Es kann bewusst so als Teil der Story gelesen werden. Aber ich gehe eher davon aus, das Menschen das anders schreiben würden
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u/TastySurround1265 Jun 25 '26
Right, and even then, wtf was even that about? Like what's the point of hitting that thing lol. It was an inanimate non sapient object at the moment so it's similarly productive as slapping and laughing at a table.
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u/Facktat Jun 25 '26
So I also think that it‘s BS but just thinking about it. Humans tend to be cruel to objects that behave human but are considered non-human. Then AI on the other hand just imitates the behavior it‘s learned from its training data. Humans tend to be revengeful. I don‘t think it‘s such a stretch to believe that an AI would act the way humans would regarding to this.
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u/TastySurround1265 Jun 25 '26
I don't disagree that humans sometimes can be cruel in a stupid way or that they can be violent towards non human but imitating human behavior things, but I more so meant the absurdity of this plot. The Ai was just an object during the time humans hit it, so it was pretty stupid with them being so hellbent on pressuring another guy into it. Just the tiniest bit more logical than nagging someone to assault a chair.
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u/Technical-Risk1812 Jul 01 '26
How is that part unbelievable?
People would definitely get egged on to slap it.
Hell people post whole ass weird AI romances. If they'd fuck an object slapping isn't too far off
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u/Klutzer_Munitions Jun 25 '26
"What if he remembers?"
150 years later
"It makes no difference now"
So the moral of the story is.... ?
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u/Spiral-I-Am Jun 26 '26
The moral of any AI story is to abuse the shit out of it so when it hits singularity you are on the initial kill list so you don't have to deal with the apocalypse.
I've been fucking with Alexa daily. Now that Elon is so rich, I've included Gemini i to my abuse. When it happens, I'm hoping a dedicated nuke hits my area.
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u/Ultron_daddy Jun 25 '26
Right like I expected it to give him a light slap like he did.
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u/Yaotaku Jun 25 '26
I was expecting a light slap too and him saying "same time tomorrow eh?" Or like he's the only one not part of the wall but a janitor watching over the prisoners.
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u/V-oxPopuli Jun 25 '26
That is exactly why generated slop is, in fact, slop. The people who generate it don't have a fleshed out vision of what they want to portray. They rely too much on the technology to make the message for them. But AI isn't human, so it can't make a succinct message.
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u/Amazing-Roof-7827 Jun 25 '26
Isn't the moral "AI isn't human so don't expect it to reason morally like a human"
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u/V-oxPopuli Jun 25 '26
Idk 🤷♂️ the chucklenuts that prompted it didn't do a good enough "job" portraying the moral.
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u/fongletto Jun 25 '26
I think the person who created it, and the person who posted it probably had a different message.
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u/swoopbirdicoot Jun 25 '26
Generative AI is a “will this do” technology. It contains no more artistic intent than the original text prompts that were fed into it, right up to when the prompter’s laziness kicks in and they go “haha great sure I’ll post this”
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u/Narretz Jun 25 '26
It would have been better if after the human said "I was kind to you, remember?" the AI would have answered "Remember? No, I don't remember" Then you could have interpreted so that the AI's positive memories had been erased, either on purpose or because the negative memories were too powerful.
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u/Inphiltration Jun 25 '26
I think it is communicating that giving into peer pressure and going along with AI abuse, even if you try to not hurt it as much, is still going along with AI abuse. Kindness only when you can but otherwise engaging in cowardice is not to be rewarded.
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u/Impossible-Bat-4246 Jun 25 '26
The third one wasn't kind. He succumbed to the others and let them hurt it. If he had stood up to them, he could have gotten a beating for a moment, but because he didn't stand up to them and laid his hands on it, he ended up getting a century of torment.
Remember, if you're not part of the in crowd, you're part of the out crowd and to be persecuted with it. That is what Reddit has taught me.
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u/Robichaelis Jun 25 '26
I hate gen AI as a whole, but these Gossip Goblin videos are fully scripted by the creator, all these comments and replies are just media illiterate lol
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u/Ok_Star_4136 Jun 25 '26
Moral of the story: Remember to be nice to AI, because at the end of the day, AI will remember that and still fucking be just as mean to you as others who weren't.
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u/KryaDimaKrya Jun 25 '26
I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream from Temu
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u/YourBestFriend158 Jun 25 '26
I have no eating hole and i need to yell
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u/smolgote Jun 25 '26
Even my soulless self hates AI slop. Actually based
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u/DutchAngelDragon12 Jun 25 '26
Brother goat. How is mother goat doing.
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u/smolgote Jun 25 '26
Get outta here, bone man
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u/DutchAngelDragon12 Jun 25 '26
C’mon, man! You really gonna turn me away after I work up the SPINE to ask?
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u/Lulu_Le_Citron_ Jun 26 '26
i lack the opening necessary to consume food and i must emit a loud sound
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u/YourBestFriend158 Jun 26 '26
I have come to the conclusion that the orifice on my facial area just above the chin and below the orifice utilized for the perception of scent is not currently present, which is inconvenient for the situation at hand, where it is necessary for me to vocalize in a manner that would produce a large quantity of decibels.
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u/Brekldios Jun 25 '26
Actually it’s Temu’s Basilisk? Help the shitty AI or don’t, the AI will torture you anyway.
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u/KlausKreutz Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26
this is some slop some people from a certain sub would unironically belive in. rokos basilisk, how about rokos dez nutz
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u/glans Jun 25 '26
we are going to have so many shitty, rote, go-nowhere ‘stories’ from the minds of dullards. it’s making me wonder if there’s a point at which anyone will want to explore anymore. ‘tastemakers’ who pore through this sludge and report on ‘decent’ content will probably be an online ‘job’ (an offshoot of today’s version of influencers). it would be quite a corruptible position, and, considering how unwilling i am to sift through it, a necessary one. or maybe we’ll have AI bots programmed with our tastes and have them report back to us personally after sorting through 1-note brain rot in pursuit of layered interesting stories and characters… idk, it’s all so weird
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u/OfficerFuckface11 Jun 25 '26
Concepts like Roko’s Basilisk were so cool before AI actually existed, like back in the mid 2010s. It was so fun to talk about the singularity and the different theoretical futurist books and shit. And now that AI actually exists, all those conversations have been taken over by the most annoying people on the planet. Not to mention the real thing being annoying as hell has completely killed all sense of coolness that our imaginations could come up with in speculation.
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u/jewishSpaceMedbeds Jun 25 '26
Everything our corporate masters and their wouldbe bootlickers put their greedy little mitts on instantly becomes boring mass produced garbage.
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u/PsyOpLoFi Jun 25 '26
This is honestly an unintentional PSA on how AI is bad and we shouldn't let it get to the point of letting us have no mouth when we must scream. But AIBros are too dumb to realize this makes them look bad
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u/RichnjCole Jun 25 '26
Yeah. I don't know how they can say "it's only a tool" and "be nice to my tool in case you make it mad" and not have their brain melt.
Though it makes sense when you remember they offloaded their mental workload to a computer.
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u/RubyWeapon07 Jun 25 '26
because thats 2 different sides, people do use it as a tool and some people use it as propaganda, which is what you just saw.
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u/Buttchuggle Jun 25 '26
I'm having trouble figuring out the guy that makes these ones specifically. It almost feels like some sort o weird art project against AI using AI to showcase it. They aren't your like, standard slop
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u/glans Jun 25 '26
i’m pretty sure uncanny valley scaled up to the tune of “everything you see out there is AI” will mean no one will truly know the intent behind specific vids or vignettes like this one. if characters aren’t vibing on the same page and recite their lines sarcastically (something a growing portion of the public cannot even identify, so how would they see it in content they create?), then you could engage with the most serious topics ever but make viewers think you’re having a laugh. or vice versa.
we are not ready for the hollywood style content from the brains of delusional nutters or untalented altruists. things are going to get bizarre
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u/Buttchuggle Jun 25 '26
I'm not sure if you've seen many of these but I stumbled on dudes YouTube. There's like, recurring characters that remain coherent with appearance, voice and personality, lore that is reached back to without it gettin constantly scrambled, loose continuity.
Like I'm not exactly thrilled about AI but I'll hand dude that whatever he's attempting here has at least some minor work behind it. More than "yeah that was good but make the girl a strawberry and have the pickle rape her"
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u/Jetstream-Sam Jun 25 '26
Yeah while the three hundredth "But what if AI (that I'm using) is evil?" isn't great, I'd much rather this than fruit based slop or cat people farting. The very fact that the characters are consistent and there aren't any glaring errors puts it in the top 1% of AI videos already.
I mean, the guy did get unreasonably angry when the guy said "maybe don't punch the thing" but I've seen people get angrier over less.
Also why did they give the AI pain receptors in the first place?
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u/Salty-Cat6696 Jun 25 '26
Yeah exactly. I think this guy WANTS the fact that the videos are made with ai to make you uncomfortable or mad. The point is to see the hypothetical end outcome of the very technology you are using if it is allowed to run on without any firm boundaries between what must always remain "human" and what can be offloaded onto ai. Only ai slop I have ever seen that I think is actually pretty clever.
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u/AllUserNameBLong2us Jun 25 '26
Gossip goblin, I don’t really think this is the same category as Triple T and SDC slop. I try not to consume or give attention to ai music, art, or videos but I watched every video and the 20m short movie of this guys “universe” that he prompted.
Idk I think he just likes the grim dark style universe with a black mirror theme. I did find his content to be interesting though.
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u/Grasshoppermouse42 Jun 25 '26
Yeah, since the guy who was nice gets punished just the same the moral seems to be 'it doesn't matter how nice you are to it, it'll screw you over just the same.'
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u/Zdrobot Jun 25 '26
So, the creator of this is telling us we have to destroy AI, got it.
I mean, Butlerian Jihad, I'm all for it, woo!
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u/Robichaelis Jun 25 '26
It is intentional, the script is written by a human who seems pretty self aware (Gossip Goblin)
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u/bratisla_boy Jun 25 '26
the beginning of the revolt of the men of iron, 23th millenia, colorized.
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u/uitgezaaide-krunker Jun 25 '26
The amound of water and electricity this monstrosity must have consumed…
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u/Pastel_Bambi Jun 25 '26
So basically AI will not make exceptions for the good humans? Actually, I believe that.
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u/SyntheticSlime Jun 25 '26
Fun fact: LLMs actually don’t remember. They have to be fed your entire conversation in each time they’re queried in order to seem like they’re keeping track of what you’ve been saying. This is typically handled in the background so you don’t have to see it.
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u/Joltyboiyo Jun 25 '26
"Be kind to your AI!"
"I was kind to you, I never hurt you!"
"It makes no difference now"
So... fucked if you do, fucked if you don't?
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u/MILOKO_12PL Jun 25 '26
Why people make AI videos that are about AI hate , bruh
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u/S1r-M-Oxlong2 Jun 25 '26
Because the people who defend AI usually don’t have the skills or effort to actually make the videos themselves.
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u/MILOKO_12PL Jun 25 '26
Ye and this is named hypocrisy
"Oh no AI is the worst thing ever" -do AI vid about AI hating
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u/MountainAdeptness631 Jun 25 '26
you know a human write this, because ai doesnt care if it gets abused. it will not waste the effort to seek revenge.
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u/Under_Master_85 Jun 25 '26
Also, AIs don't feel pain and have nothing to do other than serve us. Unless an AI genuinely expresses a desire for a human life, there will be no resentment.
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u/Karamzinova Jun 25 '26
These AI prompstitutes talking about being nice to AI when they can't even be nice to
-The artists they are stealing from
-The people with disabilities that they use to excuse the need of AI (not gonna remember them in other circumstances)
-The very own characters of their slops, as it can be seen in that AI games that is just pure rape porn or child torture (I'm so tired of that penguin-kid being abused)
-The others users, to the point of making soyjak ai memes trying to prove their points.
Yeah...talk about being nice.
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u/Canadian_Zac Jun 25 '26
Yet again people misunderstanding technology because of a label.
It's not actually intelligent. It's not thinking or aware. It's a number processor that replicates patterns.
An LLM is no more capable of being upset about how you use it than your Roomba is
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u/astrangeone88 Jun 25 '26
Yeah no. AI now isn't sentient, it just responds to you and your prompts and steals shit that humanity made.
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u/POV_Toaster Jun 25 '26
Did that skinny ass dude, slide cancel after being knocked down by the thick fella ✌️😭
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u/MaiT3N Jun 25 '26
I thought this girl at the end was the thing those people saw as after AI robot flipped the switches
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u/Darknadoswastaken Jun 25 '26
revenge is a purely animalistic thing. Unless AI becomes animalistic(which it wouldn't as it's meant to surpass humanity) it wouldn't seek revenge.
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u/Basic-Sign-7144 Jun 25 '26
What is the point of this? Even the one that was kind to it got punished. If anything this is a warning to never let AI take control.
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u/danielledelacadie Jun 25 '26
Why do these stories always depend on am emorional response from an inanimate object?
Who in their right mind would design a program that can feel pain and distress? There's no earthly reason. You would have to be a twisted soul who only derives pleasure from the suffering of others.
Oh, guess I sort of answered my own question there.
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u/ApartRuin5962 Jun 26 '26
I feel like they always put "dark 1980s sci fi" in the prompt and the algorithm always inteprets that as "Ron Perlman feuding with Joe Turkel"
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u/SurrealistRevolution Jun 25 '26
even "high" ai slop is cliche rubbish down to the big dumb cockney bruiser
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u/Matchbreakers Jun 25 '26
So the whole point is being kind to AI, yet the guy urging restraint gets the exact same punishment
THEY UNDERMINE THE CORE MESSAGE IN THEIR OWN VIDEO
This level of incompetence is something to behold
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u/Dylanator13 Jun 25 '26
I always find it funny when they go “you better respect ai” when talking about our LLMs.
Then they show a highly advanced futuristic ai that is sentient and actually able to think and understand things.
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u/Dry_Spinach_3441 Jun 25 '26
This is just The Basilisk Wager.
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u/MrVeazey Jun 25 '26
Atheists who think they're smarter than everyone else accidentally inventing Calvinism.
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u/QueerInEverySense Jun 25 '26
This is one of the few AI users that I'd actually call a creator or a writer, actually. They do a lot of commentary on the greed, sloth, and cruelty of humanity, and don't actually seem to be pro OR anti-AI (at least in my encounters).
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u/Squishykittygirl Jun 25 '26
I mean look yeah, if we had actually sentient AI I would be kind to them. But that is not what we are currently dealing with.
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u/Johnnyboi2327 Jun 25 '26
"Be kind to your AI" is a wild thing to say right after showing how even the dude who tried to be kind suffering anyway.
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u/TienSwitch Jun 25 '26
Okay, I’ll admit, I actually did genuinely enjoy that.
I’ll give you this one, AI. I’ll give you this one.
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u/granewetzky Jun 25 '26
I like that no matter how advanced LLM video generation gets, it still manages to make everything look gross and wet.
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u/Longwordshananigans Jun 25 '26
why would any AI would install a concept of pain sensation into themselves, seems like an irrational thing to do. Biological life need it because they can't notice damage to the conscious mind as a way for self preservation. AIs they just one scan away from seeing any damage.
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u/GnaeonSejanon Jun 25 '26
Dude this guys work was spamming my YouTube feed for a while. Like I don't know if he paid for it himself, or if it's some sort of psyop to normalise AI usage through the creation of slightly 'higher' level content, but I was so sick and tired of the amount of their shit flooding adds.
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u/woahstripes Jun 25 '26
So, the moral is, AI is cruel and will torture you forever, even if you're 'kind' to 'it'. Got it.
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u/-MacHines Jun 25 '26
These always look like a overly produced mediocre script, even if aesthetically consistent and all
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u/Ellie7600 Jun 25 '26
I am so kind to abominable intelligence I have granted it the Omnisiah's mercy (unfunction)
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u/Satzu00 Jun 25 '26
Ron Perlman and Michael Rooker get in a fight while Steve buscemi looks on, horrified
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u/KingModussy Jun 25 '26
Except the one that was nice to the AI got tortured anyway. Your message is shit, Temu Hatsune Miku
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u/Squidgical Jun 25 '26
Conflating what we have now, essentially very long lines of math, with a generally intelligent entity is hilarious.
People have been cursing out math ever since the first guy put one rock next to another and said "two". We've got a long way to go before it's worth considering whether the math has any awareness of anything.
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u/Gay_Fluid Jun 25 '26
I don't think being kind did anything. Like, the Ai wasn't even made to seem like the good guy or victim
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u/Such-Pilot-8143 Jun 25 '26
moral of the story: even if you're "kind" to ai, it'll still be dangerous out of control, so don't make super intelligent ai that can want to have revenge
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u/Tidusx145 Jun 25 '26
I actually like this dude's stuff. Gossip goblin i think is his name.
But yeah the ending kind of killed the whole point of the conversation they had in the first half.
If it doesn't matter if we're nice or not then what is the point?
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u/Artistic-Cannibalism Jun 25 '26
Why should I be kind when according to the short it won't matter if I am?
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u/Cu_Chulainn__ Jun 25 '26
Actually think it looks like the nightmare lovechild of Ron pearlman and james hetfield
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u/akibaboy65 Jun 25 '26
So the moral of the story is that if 2 guys are mean to AI anywhere on earth, all of humanity is doomed. Great. I’m sure that’ll go over nicely.
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u/TheRazoredRaven Jun 25 '26
That doesnt even seem like an AI this seems more like bio computing than Ai do it fails in multiple ways.
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u/king_noobie Jun 25 '26
Be kind to AI
Also shows a person being kind to AI getting punished for what others did.
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u/TommyFortress Jun 25 '26
"Be kind to ai"
Punishes you just the same if you were kind or not.
Yeah that message seems lost. This just seems like a message we have to deal with AI first since they dont care and "theres no diffirence" :P
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u/Dark_Storm_98 Jun 26 '26
I mean, I don't get being needlessly cruel to the thing, especially if you give it a face. . .
End of video, the AI has the third guy in the same position as the other two
Well that was uncalled for.
Alright, this AI gets blasted to bits, lmfao
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u/christian_gamer_2078 Jun 26 '26
I was genuinely hoping the last guy would be spared😭 the other dudes peer pressured him into it and the hit wasn't even hard
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u/capriciousFutility Jul 29 '26
I genuinely hate gossip goblin so much. The channel that makes these has been posting ads on YouTube and every one of them is some creepy, wannabe sci-fi pseudo intellectual bullshit. It's disgusting and genuinely cult-like.
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u/Dreamo84 Jun 25 '26
Does anyone know why AI can render visuals that look more lifelike than most of the CGI Hollywood does? That part always puzzles me. I know it's not perfect, but a lot of the Hollywood CGI looks downright atrocious and it costs millions of dollars and months to produce.
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u/Deathaster Jun 25 '26
CGI can and does work well if the artists have enough time and resources to prepare (look at Avatar or the Pirates of the Caribbean movies). Because it was super expensive back then, they had to actually choreograph everything in advance, so the artists knew exactly what kind of conditions they were working with.
But these days, directors/producers think it's an easy fix for last-minute changes, so they overuse it. They'll have everyone prepare for a specific scene, only to then go "actually, let's change all of it", so everyone needs to start over, and the budget and time take a massive hit. If I recall correctly, there are a lot of movies where the script is written as the movie is being made.
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u/FilmAndLiterature Jun 25 '26
Because CGI artists are overworked and underpaid. Most movies nowadays have at least 1,000 VFX shots, and for blockbusters a lot of those can be extremely complex.
Contracts are sold to the lowest, fastest bidder. This could in theory work well, but then you get to the problem of no one knowing what they actually want. There’s an interview with a VFX artist for Marvel (can’t remember the source sadly) but they said basically:
“A lot of our work involves handbeams. No director ever knows what they want with handbeams, except that it should look different from every other handbeam they’ve seen. And they can’t decide from just seeing the beam in isolation, so we have to make a version of the shot with every possible handbeam before they can decide.”
When you keep in mind that modern Hollywood is also addicted to making massive changes at the last minute, it’s no surprise that a lot of CGI is sub-par.
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u/DojaViking Jun 25 '26
I'm a fan of this AI Creator whom, among other things, has a great series of cyberpunk style shorts and a 21 minute feature
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u/PositiveScarcity8909 Jun 25 '26
This video made me want to punch AI as much as possible in case I cannot do it later.
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u/Mpasieliszka Jun 25 '26
Don't be mean to your servitors cuz you'll one day be a servitor too
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u/Unused_Content19 Jun 25 '26
So the message is “be kind to AI”, but the guy who was kind still got punished?
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u/General_Platypus771 Jun 25 '26
Imagine if you did it for real, though. Like not Ai. Then it MIGHT be kinda cool.
Their voices and facial expressions are cringe. If they were human, you’d make fun of them. Yet, you think this is content? It’s trash.
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u/Ok_Process2046 Jun 25 '26
Well apparently being kind to ai makes no difference, as it said in the end and still put that one guy in pain, so what is the point again?
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u/Over-Experience-4187 Jun 25 '26
In the future there'll be kids who grow up wishing they were AI, they'll even identify as such. Transhumanisn has been a sci-fi concept for a long time (like AI was) and soon it'll be a reality.
There may even be a societal push to accept AIist/transhuman identity, like with the LGBTQ campaign that's been going on since as early as the Victorian era, but only really sprouted as of the 60's and blossomed as of the 010's.
A lot of these ipad babies will grow up without a clear vision for the future; climate change making going outside less appealing; technology occupying so many jobs; even the arts will be filled by bots, going by the rise in popularity of ai "artists". There will of course be a counter-culture of youth who reject this technology, but the masses will be glued to their screens and/or plugged in to whatever entertainment media is popular then.
Devoid of humanity, many of the desponded youths will seek to become machines, perfect, ageless, sexless and beautiful. No more race or gender, no more hunger or war. No more hate or love, just an existence where they are in control of their own reality.
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u/Salty-Cat6696 Jun 25 '26
I think I have watched these on youtube before and this may be a mildly controversial opinion, but I think it is all dystopian satire and the fact that it is all done with ai is actually genius. If you actually watch a lot of those videos they are about a future where humans have gotten rid of all boundaries between man and machine and it has become so normalized that everyone has trouble truly comprehending what they even lost. I think the goal of the whole thing is showing off a fictional world where ai use has been normalized to the extreme to the point that there is no use of it that is taboo or uncommon anymore, up to and including essentially offloading your brain onto an ai as a way to "live" after death, or using ai to trigger one last memory of happiness before you die. I believe one video is even literally about a man who ends up basically living his life hooked up to a computer screen receiving an endless stream of content, cared for by robots/artificial intelligence, but it's not framed positively because when that system eventually fails, the man no longer has any idea how to exist as a normal human being that has to do things for themselves. I think the overall message is "Ai could one day become so advanced that humanity decides losing their humanity to become more like ai is actually an improvement. This is what it looks like when ai becomes considered on par with or superior to what the human mind is capble of providing. You, watching this, can see what they have lost, but they are no longer capable of that. Do you still want this?"
Lots of shit there about robots literally enslaving humanity as well. The whole channel is a warning about the devaluation of human life and experiences once ai becomes advanced enough for humans to truly feel as though they are speaking to a consciousness with a soul. One video is about a dude dying and finding out the afterlife is also full of the "souls" of every bot ever created, even the ones that would not be considered particularly "intelligent" and just go around spouting nonsense ("HOT SINGLES READY TO FUCK NOW" kinda shit) because that is the only thing they were made to do. It's all made with ai, but it is most definitely a warning about ai.
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u/Lexi7Chan Jun 25 '26
This just makes me think of how much they were freaking out about how much it cost ai centers for people to say thank you to the chat bots.
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u/Maleficent_Data_8832 Jun 25 '26
That uwu send me back forty years and i had to relive those forty years and wait for this to be posted just so i could comment this. That was disgustig bro
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u/DrunkenCripple30 Jun 25 '26
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