A.I. Test Video - Female Vampire & Bride Of Frankenstein Feet Feather Tickled

[Kyle 1989]

This is just test videos of a female vampire and the bride of frankenstein being tickled by a floating feather on their feet. The A.I. can only do a 6 second video at this time, it seems to do tickling fairly well but feet are hit or miss, these two are not seamless but came out better than previous attempts....amazing how far this tech has come just in the year ive been fooling with it.

 

[laughinggaszone]

Pretty good. I have hasd a helluva time with feet. What prompts did you use?

 

[theatergoer]

Stupendous work. Thanks much.

 

[SoleAction]

...new dimension- love the soles

 

[milagros317]

Great soles!

 

[BlueLine7045]

Only a couple more years and this AI software will be sufficient enough that we will no longer need to pay for human video work. Thank God! Human-created content is SOOO expensive!

We need to accelerate the progress on this AI software faster so it can be ready sooner. I'm tired of paying people for their hard-created work.

 

[Kalamos]

Only a couple more years and this AI software will be sufficient enough that we will no longer need to pay for human video work. Thank God! Human-created content is SOOO expensive!

We need to accelerate the progress on this AI software faster so it can be ready sooner. I'm tired of paying people for their hard-created work.

Ok, honestly, I am not sure sarcasm conveys well in text-only.

Maybe we might want to regulate AI contents, since they could potentially flood the forum to the exclusion of everything else.
Maybe give them a different subforum?
Maybe clump them in the same thread?
Maybe put video contents in the video subforum?

There are interesting legal implication to all of this.
Say you shot a video with a model in 2004.
The model is no longer around for reasons.
In 2004 she signed a waiver form and you could use her likeness in other contents.
In 2004 it meant you could paste her face in your banners.
In 2024 you could deep fake her in a video and use her forever.

-_-

 

[TheSolemnOne]

Ok, honestly, I am not sure sarcasm conveys well in text-only.

Maybe we might want to regulate AI contents, since they could potentially flood the forum to the exclusion of everything else.
Maybe give them a different subforum?
Maybe clump them in the same thread?
Maybe put video contents in the video subforum?

There are interesting legal implication to all of this.
Say you shot a video with a model in 2004.
The model is no longer around for reasons.
In 2004 she signed a waiver form and you could use her likeness in other contents.
In 2004 it meant you could paste her face in your banners.
In 2024 you could deep fake her in a video and use her forever.

-_-

I think that a sub-forum might be the right move since it is become more popular. Some sites are already starting to tag AI content and give user's the option to remove their content from AI datasets.
With the model example, this is going to be the case for anyone that has posted images/videos on the internet, especially if that content is high quality and can be used to produce a face set. Legislation is so far behind when it comes to the laws that should govern AI. I know California has made some progress on that front.

 

[TKLR42]

This AI stuff just keeps getting better and better!