#ai video generate

[gotardmusic]

The story of an ancient lost civilization in the clip is inspired by the flood theory... The parable of Noah is similar to records in the culture of India and Persia. The global flood is also remembered by the indigenous people of Australia, the aborigines. Civilizations of South and Central America even speak of multiple global floods. The global flood (end of the world - Armageddon) is present in every culture and religion. From Gilgamesh to the Mayan records, the world may have suffered partial destruction even multiple times. Today, archeology redefines the time of existence of human civilization. Older artifacts that do not match earlier visions are being found. "Gelung Masa" (Time Loop) is a piece by the Gotard project inspired by the theory of infinity of time - because can it be certainly denied that the global civilization has already existed many times, just as the records of ancient American civilizations say?

[woaiechin]

“So big, with the huge bird bro, you are gonna win this game. My God you just make me so harrrrrrrrrd! Damn”

“Let me suffocate in your huge pecs!”

Amazing image from @landofadonises

[prokopetz]

Asking the voice actors on my video game project to consent to having AI models of their voices created specifically and exclusively for the purpose of making the dialogue say the player character's name out loud at appropriate junctures no matter what the player chooses.

[ink-the-artist]

Workplace Divinity

[sexy-stable-diffusion]

You can support me if you want 😀

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[stoneoferech]

Elizabeth Olsen

[nataliasobreira19]

finally them kiss

[selfcestmovies]

Wanda and Nat sharing a quiet moment

[woaiechin]

Let time freeze in this moment and suffocate in this powerful embrace.

Amazing image from @oversizedmen

[prokopetz]

Techbro marketing's conflation of generative language models with the term "artifical intelligence" to the point that many laypersons now think that's what AI is definitely sucks for, like, literally everybody who's working in genuine AI research, but I have to grant the way it's gotten tangled up with other historically inappropriate uses of the term "artificial intelligence" is a little bit funny. I've seen multiple unconnected discussions involving people seizing on the "AI is inherently unethical" talking point and getting heated about bad guys in single-player video games having "AI", and, like, I'd be fascinated to know what the alternative is. I'm trying to imagine a world where it's feasible for every individual goomba in Super Mario Bros. to be directed by a human operator, and I'm not sure I can, but it's definitely a place I'd like to visit.

[real-thick]

BULLSEYE BUTCH throwing down some massive flexes in the Cowboy Week Highlight video.

[cozylittleartblog]

The animation strike is looking more and more likely, please be ready to support creatives this summer and boycott Hollywood again if you care about animation or the human artists who make it happen.

+ indie animation youtube playlist

[calmshort]

SOUND ON 🔊

[sexy-stable-diffusion]

Stunning beauty in an Egyptian temple.

From my AI picture to an animated video