Diane Warren is moved to tears by AI slop, reposts it on TikTok

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Has the Academy Award nominated songwriter gone off the deep end? Discuss!

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Diane, ma'am, give me your phone.

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Why did I expect Coyote to eat Roadrunner?

I literally thought she would be crying from laughter and even tho that probably wasn’t the case anyways, I’m still so disappointed now lol. 

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Boomers really are weirdos 

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This is the funniest headline I have ever read  

[Jill 31,786]

There are worse things. The reality is that the fact a computer can do this is amazing and unbelievable in many ways. I think there's nothing wrong with the animation itself. It's well-made, coherent, has a distinct style, and tells a story with a beginning, middle, and end. One could say a lot about the overuse of these kinds of tools for easy engagement, but in and of itself (even if many don't like it right now) it's the future, and it's only going to get better and better.

It's no longer 'slop' I think. It's a paradigm shift in art and video, much like digital cameras, 3D animation/VFX, sound, or color once were. With every one of those changes, many critics spoke out about the "loss of humanity" (which is something abstract) but even so, "humanity" (whatever that means) has always survived, and society kept moving forward. I suspect something similar will happen in a few years time, and that 5 or 10 years from now, this will no longer be referred to as slop. What I can say now, for example, is that I would've absolutely loved to have access to these kinds of tools as a kid.

Edited February 20 by Jill

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36 minutes ago, spookytanooki said:

This is the funniest headline I have ever read  

*looks at your profile picture*

of course

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Stream deep end by Lykke Li 

 

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8 minutes ago, Jill said:

There are worse things. The reality is that the fact a computer can do this is amazing and unbelievable in many ways. I think there's nothing wrong with the animation itself. It's well-made, coherent, has a distinct style, and tells a story with a beginning, middle, and end. One could say a lot about the overuse of these kinds of tools for easy engagement, but in and of itself (even if many don't like it right now) it's the future, and it's only going to get better and better.

It's no longer 'slop' I think. It's a paradigm shift in art and video, much like digital cameras, 3D animation/VFX, sound, or color once were. With every one of those changes, many critics spoke out about the "loss of humanity" (which is something abstract) but even so, "humanity" (whatever that means) has always survived, and society kept moving forward. I suspect something similar will happen in a few years time, and that 5 or 10 years from now, this will no longer be referred to as slop. What I can say now, for example, is that I would've absolutely loved to have access to these kinds of tools as a kid.

You said->

 

[Jill 31,786]

2 minutes ago, FfFfFfFF said:

You said->

 

Don't get me wrong, this animation is the AI equivalent of that Ratatouille knockoff movie "Ratatoing", but that doesn't mean the technology behind it lacks potential for this sort of thing. In 20 years, maybe less, companies like Pixar will start operating almost entirely with this kind of tech.

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23 minutes ago, Jill said:

There are worse things. The reality is that the fact a computer can do this is amazing and unbelievable in many ways. I think there's nothing wrong with the animation itself. It's well-made, coherent, has a distinct style, and tells a story with a beginning, middle, and end. One could say a lot about the overuse of these kinds of tools for easy engagement, but in and of itself (even if many don't like it right now) it's the future, and it's only going to get better and better.

It's no longer 'slop' I think. It's a paradigm shift in art and video, much like digital cameras, 3D animation/VFX, sound, or color once were. With every one of those changes, many critics spoke out about the "loss of humanity" (which is something abstract) but even so, "humanity" (whatever that means) has always survived, and society kept moving forward. I suspect something similar will happen in a few years time, and that 5 or 10 years from now, this will no longer be referred to as slop. What I can say now, for example, is that I would've absolutely loved to have access to these kinds of tools as a kid.

Call me a Luddite, but I’d just assume have most of this tech completely destroyed.

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Not this, Diane

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Dianne definitely is a vibe. Not a cool vibe, but a vibe nonetheless. 

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ghislaine getting soft in ha old age i see…

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Imagine having nowhere to go so you go to your would-be killer’s house. Roadrunner such a gay guy for that

Edited February 20 by Ziggy