Thread 280292870

Will AI help anime achieve seamless camera movement?

>>280292870 (OP)
AI will do almost everything for us. Can't wait.

Will AI help manga?

>>280292870 (OP)
I want to be hooked up to a full dive machine and live in a fictional world until I die

Will AI make animators kill themselves?

AI is still janky looking at times, we’re still a decade away from it being perfected

If no one wants to watch it, it is dead
Every single one who tries to sell it through hype are ignoring the blatant fact that no one likes it

You can sell whatever you want at any price you want.
If no one wants to buy it, it is dead

AI is just another bubble waiting to pop
Just like what occurred with NFT and dot-com crash

Nothing has inherent value
Value is obtained in utility
If no one wants it, then it has no utility and therefore no value

>>280292870 (OP)
that looks awful, so i hope not

>>280292870 (OP)
This looks weird af. Like the framerate is too high and the animation is too stiff which gives it a bad CGI/3D feel. Compare it to Arc System Works' GDC talk for Guilty Gear Xrd where they talk about all the shit that makes up the anime look and all the crazy shit they have to do to make their CGI look like anime.

Will AI help me achieve waifu bliss?

>>280293644
Well, some people are already addicted to ERPing with chat bots, so…

>>280293296
>Every single one who tries to sell it through hype are ignoring the blatant fact that no one likes it
That's where you wrong, bucko
There are billion of customer that would love ai shit

>>280293296
>Just like what occurred with NFT and dot-com crash
you are conflating to vastly different things
NFT was a short-lived fad, dot-com is literally just internet businesses, which is still very much a thing - bigger than ever in fact
the crash occurred due to the hype resulting in overvaluation
but I assume you are saying AI is a fad - which I don't think it is

>>280292870 (OP)
This looks horrible and disgusting

>>280292870 (OP)
Why is seamless camera movement desirable?

>>280293743
Everyone's filtering AI content, dude
Even YouTube is already raising alarm bells oer the influx of AI spam

It's a fad that no one likes

>>280294989
ai is in an early state and will only get better
i don't have anything against ai stuff, I only have something against bad stuff
currently most ai stuff is bad, but some stuff isn't
and no i dont think it's a fad, but only time will tell

>>280295079
No one cares if it gets better
People don't want content that was made by a machine

Not to mention all the damage it has done to universities. Everyone hates it

AI's entire gig is that it allows you to scam others. And that's about it.
Hence why AIfags always try to avoid the AI tag

>>280293296
>AI is just another bubble waiting to pop
AI generation? Maybe. It's expensive to run, and if the magic money dries up, the bubble might burst. But AI is more than just "How many R's in the word strawberry"
>>280295140
>People don't want content that was made by a machine
Yet, people do love that AI generated shit in their gacha games

>>280295140
>No one cares if it gets better
wrong. i do.
>People don't want content that was made by a machine
sure they do, much like the are fine with tables from ikea instead of from a carpenter
>Not to mention all the damage it has done to universities.
i dont care about that, and it's irrelevant to the discussion of whether it's a fad or not
>Everyone hates it
i don't
>AI's entire gig is that it allows you to scam others. And that's about it.
no it's not
>Hence why AIfags always try to avoid the AI tag
i don't care and it's not relevant to the discussion of whether it's a fad or not

try again

>>280295140
>all the damage it has done to universities
easily reversible, by just making people write on paper in class again.

>>280295140
Nice cope lol

Total Tweener Death

>>280295140
>People don't want content that was made by a machine
People only care about the quality of the content. The quality is currently low, which is why people dislike it.

>>280293743
AI is a fad, AI is overvalued.
There is not a single thing it can do and unless there is an actual AGI God emerging in the next few year, everyone will lose a lot of money. Because there still is no generative AI product that makes any money whatsoever.

>>280295391
You can't seriously believe this, it's already being used at every company

>>280295140
>People don't want content that was made by a machine
You are so wrong it's not even funny.
I see even on Japanese X tons and tons of AI slop with tens of thousands of likes.
Linkedin is full of AI photos now.
YouTube shorts is full of AI generated content, the overwhelming majority of which is demonically bad yet still manages to be popular.

It's unfortunate, but people do not give a shit whatsoever about art or anything else.

>>280295391
>AI is a fad
i don't think so
>AI is overvalued
maybe, impossible to say
>There is not a single thing it can do
it already does a lot of things, which seem to make you mad
>unless there is an actual AGI God emerging in the next few year, everyone will lose a lot of money
some will make a lot of money
>Because there still is no generative AI product that makes any money whatsoever.
openai and any tech company disagrees with you

>>280295466
Read up on it
Entire AI industry is a money sink. Not one is actually generating a profit

ChatGPT burns $700000 every day. Completely impossible to make a profit

>>280295391
Unfortunately, it's not a fad. It's obviously overvalued, likely a bubble, but so was the internet 25 years ago.
AI is very obviously here to stay, but many of the prominent AI companies now will disappear.

>>280295466
The fact that retards don't realize seasonal anime production is skyrocketing because of AI assistance is almost sad, what exactly is going through their minds to even claim otherwise. Even if I would like everything to be done hand drawn, I'm not stupid enough to ever think people will forfeit the tools available to them.

/a/ is healing

>>280295476
All you are seeing are the lucky few that got favored by the algorithm
Overwhelming majority of AI content do not get shit, despite being of equal quality

And due to spam issues, it is inevitable that ALL sites will filter it

The human brain is exceedingly good at noticing things that either look close to normal or are simply trying to ape something human or something made by humans. When the brain notices that stuff, it sounds an alarm and triggers the lizard brain to feel disgust and waryness.
Nobody with a fully functioning brain is even willing to entertain this shit, but unfortunately the world is completely inundated with subhumans without functional temporal lobes.

>>280295517
That means it's a bubble.
That doesn't mean though that we'll stop using AI in 3 years. It means that the tech industry will crash and rebuild, just like with the dotcom bubble.

reminder that you can't consistently tell ai content apart from non-ai content

>>280295601
Yes I can
Check user activity

If they post more than once every week, AI

>>280295466
>it's already being used at every company
because it's free and or dirt cheap, at prices that cover the costs nobody would buy it.

>>280295482
>i don't think so
you are wrong

>maybe, impossible to say
no it is actually very easy to say, this is just VC startup bullshit

>it already does a lot of things
No, generative AI currently does not do a single thing except produce disposable trash, because it's dirt cheap to use.

>some will make a lot of money
Sure, but they will run with the money, the entire business is gonna go down in flames.

>openai and any tech company disagrees with you
OpenAI and every single tech company are run not only by morons, but also scammers
Why would you ever believe what the horse is saying, when you can just look into its mouth and see that the teeth are rotting already?

>>280295521
Generative AI specifically is a fad. There's a lot of cool and useful things you can do with neural networks and machine learning algorithms. But those things are not generative AI.

>>280292870 (OP)
WATCH OUT THE ALLEYWAY IS CLOSING IN

>>280295666
Yeah, NFTs and Crytos got anywhere

>>280295684
i think you should check bitcoin price lil bro

I remember working back in the 90s when the internet was just starting to take off. There was a speech about it at my company and the CEO said it was just a fad and that it would never catch on. Wild to think about now.

>>280295703
what about it?

>>280295629
>Generative AI specifically is a fad
I wish it was. Unfortunately, I know better. I work at a company that has at least one ad that was "AI-assisted" and I suspect more fully AI-generated.
AI, even in its current, shitty state, has already replaced tons of creative jobs. LLMs will replace a sizeable portion of white collar jobs too.
>>280295709
Tons of people thought that back then. It wasn't that uncommon of a belief. They were wrong, and society is worse off for it.

>>280295729
>I work at a company that has at least one ad that was "AI-assisted" and I suspect more fully AI-generated.
Yes, because it's cheap as shit currently, but if the thing runs at cost, your company will quickly start spending way too much and graphic designers will easily be able to undercut it. It is also more efficient to HIRE someone to do a thing than to tell someone to do a thing with a tool, if that someone doesn't know how to to do it.

GOOD MORNING
SIRS

>>280295703
Dying

It will stabilize once it found its market amongst the ones who find it useful but it ain't gonna replace cash
And guess how the other cryptos went

AI is going the same route
It doesn't fill any niche. It just disrupts a market that is already filled without contributing anything useful or adding anything new.

Not to mention that AI depends on the very people it seeks to "replace"
Even a child can tell that it's going to destroy itself

>>280295709
The difference is that the Internet provided new things
AI doesn't. Its entire structure is that of a parasite that latches onto other works, aims to kill its provider, and then die with the host

Nothing in AI can be called innovative.

>>280293738
Wrong flag

>>280292870 (OP)
You can already use AI interpolation like RIFE on your PC and most modern TVs have decent built in interpolation as well. Studios themselves aren't going to increase native framerates though. That's a lot of additional work and filesize for nothing. I do expect studios to do away with in between animators and predominantly use AI between key frames.

>>280295476
But is it actually popular or is that more botting?

>>280296055
>jacob viral growth
>$2000000000/month!
>AI is carzy!
broski...

>>280295951
AI has undeniably created value. For most people, it's a better Google search that can write your emails and debug your code. That's enough for it to make it more valuable than the Web3.

>>280296115
I'm not talking about the x poster nobody. I'm talking about the AI slop on youtube and facebook. People say it's popular because it's everywhere, but the comments and views are so brainless and non-critical. I can't honestly tell if those aren't all fake as well. It's bots making content for bots. It's noise to us and arguably defrauded advertisers.

>>280295853
>blatant lies
yawn

>>280295952
That can't be right, that means there are 102 million unique weekly users in the UAE. The population of the UAE is 11 million.

>>280295476
Ah yes, yet another AI-driven website that's earning SaaSillion of dollars a month that no one's heard of

>>280292899
Yeah, I'll have so much more free time once I have an AI to watch anime for me.

>>280296269
Anon, I have no idea how you arrived ath that.
Those percentages correspond to each country's user base. So 45% of 1 billion Indians with Internet access, 32% of Brazilians, and so on.

>>280296184
>AI has undeniably created value.
as long as it is free, once you have to pay and pay at a rate that is sustainable for the provider, it starts bleeding money like crazy.
It is worthless. And self-hosted LLMs are not what these companies are after.

>>280297093
People pay for Github Copilot, Claude, Devin, Gemini, hell even Grok. Most won't, but there's an audience.
It will also be a marketing tool for Apple, Google and M$. I'm sure Apple's AI failings and Google's Gemini offerings have helped Android sales. They definitely have if you include my anecdotal evidence of 2 people who bought Pixels for AI shit.

>>280295276
It's just the same Bubble as mocap or rotoscope. It can be used, but you must manually tweek It or It looks bad.

>>280295140
>Hence why AIfags always try to avoid the AI tag
How would you catch out AIfags on art sites? Drawing timelapse? Showing layers?
>>280296184
>AI has undeniably created value
It has created an ocean of garbage, especially with anything art related and flooded the internet with it. Made all the worse that it was trained on stolen art.
At least that garbage tumblerinas made could be made in limited quantity, but with AI any retard can pump out 50 steaming piles of shit a day and upload them.

>>280292900
can improve doujinshi

>>280297219
Reading comprehension?

>>280292870 (OP)
It's funny how shilled AI video and imagine generation is when in reality that's the last thing AI could even try to replace.
AI will replace a lot of jobs (translation is already one of them) but art is not one of those because of the inherent limitations of the technology

>>280297677
>image generation
Lmao what?? It already fully replaced it

>>280297778
Fully replaced what exactly?

>>280297677
Not sure about that
Outsourced tweeners can easily be replaced

>>280292870 (OP)
ai will generate the nortubel anime first

>>280297864
Read the post. All image generation is done with AI now.

>>280292870 (OP)
Just go watch the new superman movie

>>280292870 (OP)
AI can't even take over Rule 34, let alone anime

>>280292899
brown hands typed this post