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minus-squaredonutslinkfedilink24•1 year agoFor fucks sake… AI continues to usher in a new age of human horror.
minus-square@azuthlink2•1 year agoTrue crime shows have existed with real (paid) actors in mainstream media for decades. Certainly made more money compared to ‘content creators’.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish5•1 year agoThere’s a stark difference between reporting on or dramatizing a crime (often with family involvement) and creating deepfakes of dead kids to boost your social media presence.
minus-square@azuthlink1•1 year agoYes, the people making the crime shows make real money. It’s also not a deepfake but quite fake looking AI generated stuff. And childlike synthesized voiceovers. I frankly find making a whole tv production with actors,directors etc far more disturbing.
For fucks sake… AI continues to usher in a new age of human horror.
True crime shows have existed with real (paid) actors in mainstream media for decades. Certainly made more money compared to ‘content creators’.
There’s a stark difference between reporting on or dramatizing a crime (often with family involvement) and creating deepfakes of dead kids to boost your social media presence.
Yes, the people making the crime shows make real money.
It’s also not a deepfake but quite fake looking AI generated stuff. And childlike synthesized voiceovers.
I frankly find making a whole tv production with actors,directors etc far more disturbing.