Nope. I have zero issues with AISounds like a more personal prejudice towards AI then what actually makes sense but whatever
I think what you may be missing is that, for many people, the whole appeal of mainstream content is its realness -- its authenticity.Sounds like a more personal prejudice towards AI then what actually makes sense but whatever
Absolutely. If I can add to that - the appeal of mainstream tickling is also in its scarcity. It's so rare to discover a scene where your favourite actor/actress is tickled in some situation or another, so it always feels exciting and urgent.I think what you may be missing is that, for many people, the whole appeal of mainstream content is its realness -- its authenticity.
For example, would you put a fetish-porn clip of an actor cosplaying as Candice Owens in the "celebrity" subforum? To most people, that would be obviously absurd, but AI is essentially the same thing. AI is just using a computer program to do the cosplaying instead of an actor.
So no, it has nothing to do with prejudice. It's about reality vs. imitation.
How does it make sense for FAKE videos to be in either section for REAL videos or confirmations? How about a painting of some celebrity being tickled, should that be in this section?Sounds like a more personal prejudice towards AI then what actually makes sense but whatever
Yeah, I'm sure that one or two celebrities who MAY have opted in for the use of their likeness or made/be making deals with AI companies TOTALLY justifies the sloppy, de facto deepfakes of the vast majority of their colleagues who didn't.Some of the very celebrities that might be painted as victims of the AI could very well be the investors into the companies at the same time. It's good to keep all this in mind.
Yeah, I'm sure that one of two celebrities who MAY have opted in for the use of their likeness or made/be making deals with AI companies TOTALLY justifies the sloppy, de facto deepfakes of the vast majority of their colleagues who didn't.