So I'm pretty sure this is a video that was completely assembled and created by an AI bot. As we all know AI bots can create full articles now about subjects but they always give themselves away by sort of rambling through various subjects and assembling facts about those various subjects together in a way that a human would not do. A human typically chooses one thing and makes it into an article and the focus of the article and it always brings it back to that idea in the article. But an AI will start talking about one thing and find a link from that thing to another thing and then they'll expand on the other thing and then they'll find a link from that thing to another thing and then they'll expand on that thing and they'll fill the words out with references to all these things and they'll be no overall thing that ties it all together. And that's exactly what's happening in this video. And they're using stock imaging which an AI could easily choose by just saying oh I'm writing about the reshot structure. Go Google search some images about restart structure and insert that image for 5 seconds and the resulting video. Furthermore automatic narration of compiled words is completely happening all the time now as you probably seen in many other videos. So I think actually what's happened here is an AI wrote a script. The AI then went out and created and used the standard hey eyes that turn words into spoken words. And then it went out and searched for images from Google or wherever which it inserted for a certain length of time into those appropriate scripted line errors areas rather and put this video together. And it's pretty certain that that's what's happened which is why when you watch this whole thing they're a bunch of interesting little subjects but after it's all done you just feel like you watched a bunch of scrambled eggs and there was no overall thing that you learned other than the Assembly of a lot of other pieces of other things that you'd probably seen before. Also it's suspect cuz it's almost exactly 10 minutes and 10 minutes is what YouTube wants your video to be in order for you to get credit and money for your video being viewed. Except for the new YouTube shorts thing your videos really have to be at least about 10 minutes for somebody to watch it and count as a full engagement on your video which gives you more money and get you up in the rankings. So you'll notice a lot of humans who are doing their own videos will stretch their video out through all kinds of b******* to create something that's at least 10 minutes long when the thing that they tease you with and the title they could tell you and actually two minutes. It's really unfortunate that that happens because YouTube used to be a lot better when they didn't have that 10 minute mark because you could see a lot of good videos that only lasted 2 to 3 minutes and they didn't have to Pat them. Which is one of the reasons Franklin whenever I see a video with an interesting title on it I skipped three quarters of the way through the video to get to the last 7 minute Mark of the video cuz that's when they're going to tell you the actual thing that they put in the title. anyway welcome to the world of AI you just got your time wasted by an AI who served you scrambled eggs with an automatic voice over an aeration and a bunch of stock footage inserted to make a 10-minute video.
By the way I use speech to text to narrate this so if it doesn't make sense then just sound it out.
Crackinjokes 0 points 3.0 years ago
So I'm pretty sure this is a video that was completely assembled and created by an AI bot. As we all know AI bots can create full articles now about subjects but they always give themselves away by sort of rambling through various subjects and assembling facts about those various subjects together in a way that a human would not do. A human typically chooses one thing and makes it into an article and the focus of the article and it always brings it back to that idea in the article. But an AI will start talking about one thing and find a link from that thing to another thing and then they'll expand on the other thing and then they'll find a link from that thing to another thing and then they'll expand on that thing and they'll fill the words out with references to all these things and they'll be no overall thing that ties it all together. And that's exactly what's happening in this video. And they're using stock imaging which an AI could easily choose by just saying oh I'm writing about the reshot structure. Go Google search some images about restart structure and insert that image for 5 seconds and the resulting video. Furthermore automatic narration of compiled words is completely happening all the time now as you probably seen in many other videos. So I think actually what's happened here is an AI wrote a script. The AI then went out and created and used the standard hey eyes that turn words into spoken words. And then it went out and searched for images from Google or wherever which it inserted for a certain length of time into those appropriate scripted line errors areas rather and put this video together. And it's pretty certain that that's what's happened which is why when you watch this whole thing they're a bunch of interesting little subjects but after it's all done you just feel like you watched a bunch of scrambled eggs and there was no overall thing that you learned other than the Assembly of a lot of other pieces of other things that you'd probably seen before. Also it's suspect cuz it's almost exactly 10 minutes and 10 minutes is what YouTube wants your video to be in order for you to get credit and money for your video being viewed. Except for the new YouTube shorts thing your videos really have to be at least about 10 minutes for somebody to watch it and count as a full engagement on your video which gives you more money and get you up in the rankings. So you'll notice a lot of humans who are doing their own videos will stretch their video out through all kinds of b******* to create something that's at least 10 minutes long when the thing that they tease you with and the title they could tell you and actually two minutes. It's really unfortunate that that happens because YouTube used to be a lot better when they didn't have that 10 minute mark because you could see a lot of good videos that only lasted 2 to 3 minutes and they didn't have to Pat them. Which is one of the reasons Franklin whenever I see a video with an interesting title on it I skipped three quarters of the way through the video to get to the last 7 minute Mark of the video cuz that's when they're going to tell you the actual thing that they put in the title. anyway welcome to the world of AI you just got your time wasted by an AI who served you scrambled eggs with an automatic voice over an aeration and a bunch of stock footage inserted to make a 10-minute video.
By the way I use speech to text to narrate this so if it doesn't make sense then just sound it out.