AI Channel Makes Up Ride Accidents (Part 1) - Theme Park Nonsense

[@SolaireHighwind]

Using AI to write about real peoples' deaths and not even vetting or fact checking it is disgusting, honestly. These are topics that need to be treated with care and respect.

[@MelissaWickersham-k4o]

AI really does need to be heavily regulated. When the creators of AI let their creations get this out of control, then someone needs to step in and do something about it.

[@serkandevel7828]

You expext empathy from AI grifters?

[@koenvandiepen7651]

Well to bad you where born in a time when the internet exist, Care and respect are dead.

[@WasatchWind]

It's hard to take people's platitudes about AI having good uses seriously when I only hear about it being used for scummy corner cutting.

[@mr.timusproductions116]

@@koenvandiepen7651 be careful with that edge! You could cut yourself!

[@completelygivingup9413]

It’s not just bad. It’s disrespectful. They referred to Yoshino Kogowara as ‘the dead girl’ just about a sentence after giving her name. I’d take ‘the victim’. But ‘the dead girl’ is just gross.

[@catlovingtrio]

Even 'the girl who died' would be better.

[@ARDIZsq]

Completely agree. It's almost like AI shouldn't be used to write scripts for videos covering such serious topics, but Echoes can't seem to understand that... or they just don't care, which is arguably worse. (and the lack of empathy to go back and edit it before recording is also insane)

[@eightcoins4401]

It's because AI has no idea about what it is saying. The LLMs used for scripts by those videos solely exist to ape how humans would speak remotely well. Its the patterns it learnt, not the content. And then content farms like this just gen the script since they don't care about any sort of quality, nuance or shame. The only goal is to spam enough clickbait to youtube to get a profit.

[@NoThanksOkay]

That caught me WAY off guard.

[@MangasColoradas941]

i came down here just to see if anyone pointed out how fucked up saying "the dead girl's friend" sounds

[@FayeVert]

I work in a library and we're starting to have problems with people requesting or donating AI written books, we're having to train staff on how to spot them. We had one that advised people to eat plants that are deadly poisonous.

[@Arch-mv5te]

goddamn, you definetly saved a life or two

[@FayeVert]

@Arch-mv5te hopefully...but the books are still out there and people are still buying them online without realizing. And I have to give credit to @AtomicShrimp for his video on the subject, I'm using it as part of training

[@KestrelDC]

Oh god… I saw a video a while back about those awful, dangerous AI generated foraging guides! It’s horrifying!

[@neonjays]

I also work at a library, and I haven't had this problem yet but thank you for the warning...I'm great at spotting AI but not everyone who works in libraries are sadly

[@mandelbrotreal]

Really? That sounds interesting, how do you discern what's what?

[@cadendicky1855]

The a.i videos are so bad that they forced him to do a face reveal!

[@JaggSwag230]

I feel like he's revealed his face in the past, he just doesn't show his face often on his channel

[@BAKU2K2]

​@@JaggSwag230He already has on old live streams.

[@JaggSwag230]

@BAKU2K2 Yeah that's what I thought. I knew I remembered his beautiful face from somewhere 😍

[@Evie-wx2hd]

Bro had to prove he was a real human

[@leogirl4149]

@@Evie-wx2hdEven if he wasn’t human, at least he honors the people harmed in these accidents

[@FallingPicturesProductions]

I'm honestly disappointed. I came here expecting absurd completely made up stories that defy physics made from an AI mashing together pieces from different accidents, real and fictional, into pure nonsense. Instead it's all just general disrespect and exaggeration of real events like I was listening to the crazy uncle who's killed his braincells from too much alcohol. Props to CC for making the video and 'derailing' the lies and exaggeration. Your effort and dedication is absolutely appreciated!

[@cohengamertv6548]

Same, if it was, it would be funny

[@moonsigil]

well that's not how AI works so that wouldn't have happened anyway

[@malachitep4276]

Ai describes rollercoaster tycoon accidents

[@NoLan_YT]

@@malachitep4276 If you ask chat gpt to do it, it delivers. Its especially funny if you tell it to be as serious as possible.

[@Skullgirlad]

Me too especially since i found one recently that claimed the mindbender accident hapened because of terrorism and the rollercoaster exploded killing everyone in the mall ???????

[@ErisIsAnAbomination]

Yeah, it’s BEYOND disgusting how these channels word things in such a graphic, exaggerated way. We don’t need to know about how “the traumatized children watched as their mothers were torn apart before their eyes” or whatever, that’s just… really disgusting to have in an “informative” video.

[@olympique3256]

The thing is, chatgpt has no self awareness, so this sort of disrespect for "storytelling" is very frequent. And of course, whoever is behind these videos doesn't care about what's being said by the ai, they just want another slop video to release

[@ErisIsAnAbomination]

@@olympique3256 This exactly. Ngl I’m fully convinced the first coverage of the Thunder Mountain accident got the AI confused into thinking people were stuck in a REAL canyon, hence the random detail about the tight, small passages.

[@chessiecat96]

@@olympique3256 Do not forget that GPT is jailbreaked to do that, and there is a human that gives it the prompts. KZbin needs to get this content farm shit under control.

[@zachh.9065]

disgusting? chill out LOL that probably makes the least difference out of literally anything in the videos

[@Tuxfanturnip]

​@@chessiecat96or you can download a smaller but "uncensored" (read: fine tuned in reverse to produce less corporate friendly output) model that runs offline

[@DeeEll1]

"This accident is so horrific that you think the park owners would learn a lesson but get this, several years later in another part of the world, a completely different kind of accident happened!"

[@raaaaaaarr]

😂😂😂

[@purple6705]

💀

[@ZacThaBarber]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ellie-vc1bl]

Those ai generated scripts are like when im trying to get my essay to 5000 words 😂.

[@PaulFisher]

It seems about as likely to me that these scripts are written by a freelancer from a low-wage country on something like Fiverr, but in either case you end up with slop. My favorite language quirk from these is “a few minutes later, suddenly”. Not sure that’s how “suddenly” works!

[@christopherrapczynski204]

@@PaulFisher I would literally bet my everything I own these videos are spammed from random foreign countries like indonesia, india, vietnam, etc. Theyre just using every ai at their disposal to generate nonstop slop

[@Ellie-vc1bl]

@@christopherrapczynski204 the nonstop slop mustn't stop! 😅

[@when-do-we-get-a-block-button]

@@PaulFisher afaik, a lot of ai data we have (or had? seems like they moved away from this "slave labor" method) actually comes from low-wage countries. companies would pay them mere pennies to train the ai for them, leading to the ai having certain "quirks" in how it forms stuff lmao. so it could be written by an ai that was trained by some poor freelancer from like, laos or something

[@PaulFisher]

@@when-do-we-get-a-block-button there are indeed low-wage contractors in developing countries doing AI training-related work, but I suspect that the sheer volume of data ingested means that the systems aren’t going to have the specific types of quirks seen in this video. For instance, the reference to the “I.Q. Nobel Prize” is a mistake that a language model is less likely to make when generating text (I went into this more on another comment thread). Other than that it’s mostly a hunch, that it feels more like mid-2010s human-written slop rather than contemporary language model slop.

[@ctb3335]

Oh that's slop. That's slop fearmongering about my special interest EDIT: just to clarify, my SI in this context is theme park rides and their design, not specifically accidents on them. It honestly feels more insulting than if it *were* me being interested in the tragedies themselves because it reduces the entire thing to "oh my god, look at these death traps! Don't touch them with a ten foot pole!"

[@jaceybella1267]

The thing that gets me is how little sense it makes. Like I know business owners do a lot of awful stuff, but accidents are the last thing the entire industry wants. Because if people actually start believing they aren't safe, that's their business ruined. And I know it feels silly to be arguing logic about ai generated slop, but it only exists because people already figured out years ago that human-created fearmongering slop does numbers

[@DustyHoney]

I used to enjoy true crime content, but I can’t ignore the increasingly far right environment being fostered by fear mongering. A lot of people are genuinely convinced that the world is more dangerous now than it was in the 80’s, when violent crime and gang violence was the highest. It’s very common to see comments by middle aged people saying that the world is so much less safe than “when I was a kid”, even though the opposite is true. This fear mongering is often used against disabled and queer people. A lot of true crime channels promote the belief that autistic people are inherently violent, and that we are more likely to commit crimes like assault or murder. This is not true, autistic people aren’t all murderers or victims. The same is often said about queer people, especially queer men but women are not exempt from the fear mongering.

[@DustyHoney]

@@jaceybella1267 You have to look at it through the lens of the wider true crime community. They want to make it look like theme park rides are dangerous for the same reason they want to make queer and autistic people seem dangerous. Their audience wants to be scared and angry, so they can use that fear and anger to justify the hatred they feel. To many conservatives throughout US history, theme parks are a physical representation of progress- progress both socially and technologically. TLDR: This content exists to justify fear, anger, hatred, etc. that some people feel for theme parks. The same way that other true crime channels use fake or manipulated stories to justify hatred for queer and disabled people.

[@Deeheeheee]

@@DustyHoneythat’s actually something I’ve been seeing in the mainstream media in the uk. The news is perpetually portraying autistic people, especially autistic children, as people who either can’t understand anything and are either victims of abuse, constantly violent towards everyone or both. All the time they are shown as a burden on allistic people who “don’t know what to do”. It’s terrible.

[@gocelotspice5766]

It’s tough out here having my special interests be nuclear power disasters, plane crashes, and snakes. A lot of the stuff I like has to do with the incidents around them (well not snakes but they’re hated anyway) sure, but such incidents interesting because they are rarez

[@Lucasub-Seiyuu]

Right... I'm getting so tired of this A.I. nonsense. Also, I did not expect it to be a reveal video. Looking sharp!

[@CoasterCollege]

Appreciate it!

[@DustyHoney]

It’s not just AI channels but all true crime channels, the community has massively shifted from being about learning and public knowledge to fear mongering and promoting conservatism.

[@ProjectSeraphim]

thank you for covering the rider's pictures! i hate exploiting privacy for sensationalism.

[@hehelikemichaeljackson]

how would showing publicly available/shared photos of the victims be exploiting them for sensationalism? genuinely asking

[@Randomly_Browsing]

Money​@@hehelikemichaeljackson

[@richarddickjohnson516]

​@@hehelikemichaeljacksonAs already stated, money. More specifically, taking advantage of people's inate morbid curiosity to draw in more views/attention in order to make more money. The only reason those photos/videos are publicly available is because someone(whether it be the media, the families of victims, or complete bystanders) wanted the attention they can generate. This by itself isn't a bad thing, however it's typically done to increase viewer traffic(and therefore ad revenue) for the person/group who shared it, which is where it gets into the realm of sensationalism for profit.

[@AKatastrophy]

The ai voice calling do-Dodonpa “doo doo nappa” is absolutely insane

[@azzarox6661]

"Hey Vegeta! Hey Vegeta! Vegeeeeeeetaaaaaaa... I'm a roller coaster."

[@mikubrot]

ai when foreign words

[@BlehhhXP]

I mean Nappa killed Tenshinhan, and who uses the Dodonpa? Checkmate

[@azzarox6661]

@@BlehhhXP bruh...

[@BlehhhXP]

@@azzarox6661 I’m right and you know it

[@paulsmith410]

This just in, Drinking Water is Dangerous. Some people have died while drinking water. It could happen to you at any moment! LOL, that channel is something else. I just roll my eyes and click elsewhere the moment I detect sensationalism. I appreciate thoughtful coverage of accidents. This reminds me also of those stupid shorts, "Would YOU ride THIS coaster for a MILLION BUCKS?!" Yes, yes, I would. Considering all the times I've ridden it without getting paid. Good grief.

[@chocolatechip12]

Hey, some water is as much as 43% dihydrogen monoxide. Don't mess around with that stuff.

[@No-name-no-brain]

I know right!? And it’s not even regulated!!! Could be in our tap water, rivers, streams and lakes!

[@Gloomdrake]

It’s true. I was drinking water, once, when a ruffian came out of nowhere and stabbed me. Never trusting water again

[@bernice6867]

It is toxic though, if you drink way too much.🤔

[@justkittensbeingkittens5892]

@@chocolatechip12damn… that must be the chemical in the water turning the freaking frogs gay!!1!!1!1!

[@gamermoments2727]

Why is bro low-key ripped

[@Jadentheman]

IT seems like he's been lifting in his off time

[@moolb2432]

not low-key, he's ripped

[@Itsyaboyharry98]

Gotta be jacked to survive all kinds of coasters

[@pitvabackla8403]

Every time a clickbait channel tells misinformation he does 1 push-up.

[@dindog22]

Clearly he’s been hitting the gym

[@princeoftheazuresky]

As someone who knows a bit about how AI works, sensationalized videos like these make me so unbelievably angry. The AI DOES NOT have the capability to distinguish fact from fiction, it's only as good as what it's been fed, that's why it can give you the same story twice but tell it completely differently (as in the case for the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad "reports"). AI is NOT a search engine, AI is NOT a miracle tool, and above all, AI despite its name is really, REALLY STUPID. It's giving out its "take" (so to speak) on information it got from everything from tabloids to public accident reports with no way to discern between the two. And it's so hard to keep on top of them because fear sells and it sometimes stumbling into getting the facts right lends it a false air of legitimacy, and before you know it these have millions of views. Wow. Guess I've been bottling that up for a while.

[@MelissaWickersham-k4o]

AI can be a wonderful tool, but it’s only as good as the information that is fed into it. Programmers have an idiom that applies in this case: Garbage in, Garbage out. This means that anything that you put in the program, good or bad, will determine the quality of output and outcomes that the system or program will generate. The quality of what you put in the system will determine the quality of what you get out of the system. It’s a basic rule of engineering that applies not only to computer science but also to any sort of engineering that requires information input.

[@princeoftheazuresky]

THANK you

[@coreym162]

Thank you! It needed to be said. A.I is a mirror of it's user. It's easy for people to attack A.I for simply not understanding it. I personally don't understand all this "dumb and nasty A.I generation experience" stuff. Never once had an A.I go rogue nor go off on an unrelated tangent. My own private A.I Chatbot gives me exactly the results I'm looking for because, I give it killer prompts and plugin scripts to help me with any questions I may have and have mostly great (not always perfect) and fulfilling conversations with too. A.I is indeed a tool that needs human intervention from time to time. I'm annoyed that now "A.I" is simply a new placeholder for crappy computer generated stuff that "Photoshop" and "CGI" used to be a decade ago. Buzzwords merely reflect the stupidity of the society that created them to avoid from blaming scummy people... I'll never understand

[@invaderghostkungfu]

Nah you cooked here

[@SomnusLucisCaelum]

Worst of all is that you can tell it to exaggerate am otherwise simple take by giving it pointers on what to add.

[@GeraldDeBelen]

The fact that Echoes has way more subscribers than you do is just outright criminal....

[@Kaimax61]

It's just AI buying AI accounts

[@flamingdog9207]

Sure can't rule out sub botting, but I also wouldn't be surprised if there's just the classic thing of the algorithm pushing garbage to people

[@MYLAR.]

subscribed to him just to help change that - at least his subscribers are human. i mean, I assume so

[@audreycordeau9217]

It probably bougth the subs

[@degenerate2281]

Absolutely agree it's the algorithm pushing AI garbage to people. I got recommended a fuckton of Echos videos before this channel popped up in my suggested videos.

[@sheepkind]

“1984, what a scary year, someone should write a book about it” i’m WHEEZING

[@CainXVII]

I read this and wheezed so loud I scared my cat

[@CalumMelrose]

was that the bite of 84 ??!?!??????!???????? just to clarify this was a joke i am aware that it was actually the bite of 87 and the original gag was referring to the book by orwell im not stupid 😀😀😀

[@Beelzebubby91]

5:16 I’m so tired of hearing how that poor boy’s head supposedly flew off his body. Imagine how his family feels hearing that misinformation being spouted. AI is garbage but the person behind the channel is worse for not doing any fact checking.

[@Engel18293]

True

[@GoroAkechi_Real]

I wouldn't be surprised if the AI saw "decapitation" and ran with that. While the victim was decapitated, it was internal (meaning his spinal column was severed) and his head was still attached otherwise. To claim that his head "flew off" is just so disgusting, and spits on his memory.

[@OCinneide]

@@GoroAkechi_Real "Head flew off and washed down where his mother and family watched just it come down the slide." Like holy shit that is absolutely disgusting.

[@AmazedBunion]

bro the ai announcer is so goofy. who says "Twenty oh seven" that way lolol

[@Gloomdrake]

Normally I’d chalk up to the AI not actually knowing what words are, but this time that doesn’t really explain it. There’s no way it wasn’t trained on the proper pronunciation of numbers

[@AdrianWoodUK]

I suspect it's an actual VA here, just maybe an AI script. Notice the way they misread "Ig Nobel Prize" as *"IQ* Nobel Prize" just before 23 minutes in; an AI wouldn't do that, but a human who hasn't heard of them either misreading a G as a Q, or just assuming that "IQ" would make more sense than "Ig" in context of a science award, might.

[@iman5147]

I feel called out 😭

[@RT-qd8yl]

Do you call 1907 One Thousand Nineteen Oh Seven?

[@HotClown]

@@RT-qd8yl No, but... why would we be saying "one thousand nineteen oh seven"? That's not a number? Do you mean "one thousand, nine hundred oh seven"? because no, lol, that's not how english works Both "nineteen oh seven" and "nineteen hundred and seven" are commonly used, depending on where you are, the latter being more common in the commonwealth, mostly britain. Same goes for "twenty oh seven" vs "two thousand and seven"- the former is more common in the US, the latter is more common outside the US.

[@hx0ad5]

love the claim that flamingo land is in london, like yeah for sure we definitely have room for that, just stick it in hyde park or whatever

[@lizlilliman3644]

I laughed at that especially as there's roughly 400 miles between the two maybe more lol

[@femboy-gardevoir]

Adoy, don't you know that there's nothing in England except London? /s

[@lizlilliman3644]

@@femboy-gardevoir lol

[@Teacup44]

@@femboy-gardevoir I am an English person who does not live in london, and I can confirm this. We actually live in a cave with a comically sized version of a sky projector light.

[@femboy-gardevoir]

@@Teacup44 Neat

[@Purin1023]

"Roller coasters are some of the most dangerous" *Shows a swinging ride* Those Ohio coasters are crazy

[@thejman3489]

I just imagined one of the swings being attached to a car on a roller coaster, swinging freely as it goes through every twist, turn, and loop.

[@iskrassupercoolchannel]

ikr

[@johnfoltz8183]

🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ctb3335]

@@thejman3489 That's just an Arrow suspended coaster lol

[@AnimalsVehiclesAndMore]

Enough of the Ohio brainrot. Why does everybody keep saying brainrot things about the great and wonderful U.S. state of Ohio.

[@RealWaltDisney]

“Indiana Beach Murder Coaster” sounds like a great movie though.

[@formuoli1396]

As someone who's a massive theme park nerd as well as looking to be a director, I'd be down to make something like that.

[@leamcclain1648]

And I'll see it!

[@invaderghostkungfu]

Good band name tbh

[@RealWaltDisney]

@@formuoli1396 I’m willing to help write it and work on it! Sounds like a rad project

[@Keznen]

Perfect for a dumb fun B-movie.

[@trollcop4504]

TF do they feed you at Cedar Point? Bro is ripped

[@CoasterCollege]

Protein funnel cakes

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

@@CoasterCollege yo, drop the reps/sets list. Cuz whatever you're doin', it works.

[@pendremacherald6758]

He Got To The Point

[@CoasterCollege]

@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 4 day split, back, chest, arms, legs, rest every 5th day. Lots of cardio mostly thanks to my job, around 20k steps per day. Eat high protein food.

[@invaderghostkungfu]

@@CoasterCollege you gotta live in one of the most walkable places in Ohio ngl

[@ethan5285]

20:24 LONDON?!?!?!? Flamingo Land is in Yorkshire, about 200 miles from London!

[@CoasterCollege]

Sorry I let that slide

[@ethan5285]

@CoasterCollege its fine m8 just the absolute insanity of that yt channel

[@BAKU2K2]

@@ethan5285 The AI must think every town and city in England is London.

[@pinkfakecheez]

Was coming here to say this!

[@SenshiSunPower]

​@@BAKU2K2Must be an American dataset.

[@tareh127]

their "scripts" sound like something i would write in middle school after only using wikipedia as a source LOL

[@themischief420]

at least wikipedia has sources

[@panickysociety97]

especially Wikipedia back then was wild 😅

[@ca_lcium]

They sound like something I would've written by picking and choosing phrases off of a long Wikipedia page, then filling in the blanks with my imagination to make the text look longer and more ''original'' 😂

[@eightcoins4401]

@@ca_lcium That's because thats literally what LLMs do. Simplified explanation is they literally try to predict what text makes sense with keywords in the prompt.

[@PaulFisher]

The kidney stone experiment referred to in the video did in fact win an Ig Nobel Prize (a play on the word ignoble, i.e., dishonorable), so the writer just completely confused the concepts of the Nobel Prize (which the experiment did not win), the Ig Nobel prize, and the letters G and Q.* The Ig Nobel prizes are great! They’re awarded for science that makes you “LAUGH, then THINK.” You can learn a lot reading about the winners, both about weird discoveries themselves, and about the scientific process and how research is done. Strong recommend. * Incidentally, this is one thing that makes me think the episode was written by a low-wage freelancer: that is not the type of mistake you would expect a language model to make, but it is one that a poorly-paid author would make when writing about a topic they are unfamiliar with and have no reason to care about.

[@CainXVII]

Yeah, there are some real amazing winners. Like levitating frogs with magnets. Sounds so crazy, but yet...

[@None-Trick_Pony]

​@@CainXVIII don't recall his name, but the guy who won the Ig Nobel Prize for levitating frogs with magnets (still haven't figured out how they work) went on to win the actual Nobel Prize. He's the only person to have won both.

[@regulusmasamuneryuku8657]

I'm incredibly curious about the Kidney thing. AI channel mentioned accidents that send people to the hospital like everyone who goes to one is dying. When my youth group visited Worlds of Fun, a guy I knew decided to wear open toed shoes. He cut his foot open while getting off the Patriot. We stopped at an urgent care on the way back so he could get stitches. Humans are squishy. Sometimes you stub your toe especially hard and your foot needs to be in a cast for 3 weeks.

[@ErisIsAnAbomination]

This exactly. My mom stubbed her toe at Disney World 10 years ago and her foot has never been the same since then… oH MY GOD DISNEY WORLD IS DANGEROUS AND EVERYONE WHO GOES THERE WILL BREAK THEIR FEET AND VOMIT BLOOD AND DIEEEE

[@foxy-48514]

humans can be as hard to kill as they can be easy to kill

[@CainXVII]

Funny thing is, your friend stubbing his toe while getting off the ride is probably included in those roller coaster accident statistics

[@smalltime0]

I had to go to urgent care after stubbing my toe getting out of the sand pit in kindergarten. I didn't need a cast, but my mum had to clean/bandage over the stiches for a little over a week. Obviously I am lucky to be alive and all sand pits should be shut down.

[@peytonnicholson]

as someone who has a really hard time determining whether a channel or the VoiceOver etc. isn't a real person unless its like BLATANTLY obvious (think VoiceOver readings of reddit with the computer voice. like SUPER obvious the voice isn't coming from a person) I really appreciate you covering this. my autistic ass misses so many clues to the fact of something being ai generated bc I just won't pick up on mishaps etc so these videos are so needed for me! I listen to this channel so much bc it covered what I thought were real accidents others didnt go over but won't be anymore lmao

[@notcreativeenoughstill]

Omg same, sometimes I will hear something and feel like it’s slightly weird, but can’t tell exactly

[@peytonnicholson]

@@notcreativeenoughstill dude omg yes- and ill only ever really catch it if its like something mispronounced in an 'odd' way, like for some reason my brain has like storage of how people with certain accents may pronounce/mispronounce words based on the ways ive previously heard them and if it doesn't match up to the "normal" variables ill pick up on it. especially if its words in another language trying to be said aloud ill clock it and replay but im normally like "oh well yknow it is in another language so its pretty human to mess it up" and move on until I hear it again😫

[@notcreativeenoughstill]

@@peytonnicholsonyeah I have the same language confusion thing sometimes

[@hehelikemichaeljackson]

the main way i can tell is random inflictions. like when you end a sentence, your tone may go up or down. in AI videos, these inflictions may happen in the middle of the sentence or not happen at all. plus, they usually have an unnecessary amount of details (like the fucking kidney stone thing)

[@peytonnicholson]

@@hehelikemichaeljackson thank you sm for this little tidbit of info, this helps having a real example of ai tendencies I can come back to

[@damegataco]

"Roller coasters are the most dangerous... It's not surprise roller coasters are becoming more deadly... Here's an incident that happened in Ohio...." (proceeds to show flat ride)

[@Deeheeheee]

never forget the tragedy of twenty oh seven.

[@kaytay5197]

I laughed out loud when the ai voice calmly spoke that into the universe

[@RunawayTrain2502]

Was that the bite of 87?

[@stylesrj]

@@RunawayTrain2502 Wasn't that the Bite of '85 actually and the Bite of '87 still hasn't been covered?

[@at_witts_end3470]

83 actually. In universe it's called "The Big Bite" according to Ralph the Phone Guy. Sorta like WW1 was the great war. Until WW2. ​@@stylesrj

[@ErisIsAnAbomination]

God, the Accident of Twenty Oh’Seven absolutely shook my home country of Ohio, Ohio.

[@WasatchWind]

It's not just stuff about roller coasters, but how some despicable people want to fear monger about _everything_ they possibly can. An asteroid is going to hit us, the Yellowstone volcano is going to blow up, etc etc. Obviously the primary answer is that it drives clicks and hence makes money - but I've noticed people do it in real life too. Some people just have a sick obsession with gruesome negativity, with trying to scare others into being as anxious as they are. The very unfortunate matter is that trying to clear up all this hyperbolic misinformation immediately makes you "the man" - you can't possibly refute lies about amusement parks because that makes you sympathetic to evil corporations and stuff. I dare say though, I think that even the CEOs of amusement park companies are human beings, not supervillains, who do actually care that their customers are safe.

[@dumbbirdwayne]

It annoys me too because to an extent I would consider myself one of those people who’s a little nervous about coasters (I do love them and are fascinated by them but I’m definitely a little cautious lol just scared of heights) and even for me I hate people fearmongering, if there’s something to be scared of it’s stuff like how common car accidents are! I feel like the way they constantly make coasters out to be these killing machines is so stupid and annoying, again there are risks, but EVERYTHING has risks, even being in your house has risks, but they don’t make videos about that shit!

[@WasatchWind]

@dumbbirdwayne Yep. These kinds of people have just found out how to make money with as low effort as possible and all it requires is making light of the dead and spreading misinformation to the living.

[@invaderghostkungfu]

As someone with pretty morbid interests , the sort of tone that the AI slop channel takes about this kind of thing *disgusts* me. Maybe I’m not rly in the category you’re speaking of bc when I see videos gratuitously recounting gory details it just feels… gross, like stumbling on weird fetish material but worse. It just serves to make people scared of everything. I prefer content that examines systems failing and how to solve them, that’s a lot more respectful to the victims of these kinds of accidents, I think.

[@canonicallykayfabe]

With a special interest in aviation I've seen SO MUCH ai slop scaremongering bullshit. It's especially egregious because pretty much any plane crash that happened after the mid 80s or so has extremely specific failure points that CANNOT be summed up with a simple "the pilot wasn't looking" "the throttle failed". Yet these algorithms serve the general public this crap and everyone thinks now that if 1 engine makes a loud sound the whole craft is doomed.

[@BlisaBLisa]

reminds me of some true crime fans lol, ppl who make themselves ridiculously paranoid about things that are rare and convince themselves that those things are actually really common. like ppl who have normal human interactions and come away from them thinking they were almost kidnapped. i think some ppl just like to feel like theyre in constant danger idk. or maybe the more realistic common dangers of the world are not as interesting, or not as simple to reconcile with. your child is unlikely to be kidnapped/assaulted/killed by a stranger in a van or at the grocery store, its likely someone the child knows like a family member or religious authority. the more likely scenario is harder to reconcile with and has more complicated systemic solutions

[@loquita-lostwave]

21:57 ah yes the most notoriously deadly thrill rides. *carousels.*

[@LeMalMaxime]

In Rollercoaster Tycoon maybe?

[@insanospaz]

I can actually see them having the most injuries reported. Given the nature of children on them and being unrestrained, there's got to be a lot of falls or failed dismounts. Granted, my kids gonna be told to suck it up if nothing's clearly broken or bleeding.

[@TheBonkleFox]

@@LeMalMaxime *Joel somehow makes a Carousel explode*

[@nicolasrage666]

KZbin doesn't care. Truthfulness takes a backseat as long as people click and engage in comments. Integrity doesn't exist with content creation.

[@Joshua_Griffin]

I mean. It's free. And anyone can post what they want.

[@KingBLUCK]

​@@Joshua_Griffinand now you see the WORST part about the internet!

[@asy8696]

I laughed like an idiot every time the spinny graph appeared on screen. Sometimes the best commentary has no words at all Anyway, thanks for debunking this AI bullshit

[@Wymmsical]

Got the point across without any over explanation.

[@urban_nocturne]

The sad trombone music was the cherry on top

[@1SpicyMeataball]

YWNBAW

[@katla_phc]

@@urban_nocturneespecially as it got more and more distorted…my sense of humor is broken

[@urban_nocturne]

@ lmao same

[@AVdE10000]

I love how it shows Takabisha when he says "this is Do-dodonpa". Showing more intimidating-looking coasters than the ones actually involved in the actual accidents is something that happens shockingly often in articles or in this case videos covering ride accidents.

[@elena3941]

yeah, i was like wait, wrong coaster. and then even a wing coaster there as well. so weird

[@invaderghostkungfu]

The amount of times I’m like “that’s a different fucking coaster, I’ve literally been on that one, it’s still there” on channels I end up blocking is nuts. Why is there so much B-roll of Magnum on these kinds of channels? Sure it’s a big coaster but it’s pretty tame if you like coasters

[@Oshamon]

@@elena3941yeah it was mainly images of takebisha and eijanika

[@AVdE10000]

@@invaderghostkungfu Because it doesn't matter how extreme the actual ride is, it just has to *look* impressive. The worst one I've seen was an article covering the death of a woman that slipped out of her restraint on a coaster in France.... With a photo of Great American Scream Machine of all things. But I get why they did it. The coaster of the actual accident was some weird ass wild mouse knock-off with very shady looking vehicles, and no one would have clicked on that article if they showed the real deal (it's called Formule 1 ICYI). Lots of people tagging each other going "ThAt'S wHy I dOn'T gO oN tHeSe ThiNgS" in the comments on that one...

[@paulsmith410]

I would not have been able to make it through those videos without your commentary. That exceeded even my tolerance for stupidity. Thank you for your sacrifice. Enthusiastically dreading PART 2.

[@CoasterCollege]

Thanks, see you next Saturday!

[@raphaeldagamer]

"Special mechanical jaws" Reminds me of a school project where we were split into groups to make and act out a skit. One of the skits was about a mother and daughter shopping for clothes, and the daughter tries on a sweater and gets stuck in it. They call in the emergency services and the first responder says that they'll have to use the jaws of life, then says "she may lose an arm, maybe two" which was hilarious.

[@ChairmanChico]

4:51 Nine out of every 10 AI channels could not give a rip about privacy. That’s a dead giveaway. And that’s why I respect channels like yours. Because you clearly care.

[@ColeYote]

I like how it occasionally uses “rollercoasters are way more dangerous than other rides” as a segue into talking about incidents on flat or water rides.

[@EvanBear]

Oh my gosh I clicked on Echoes recently, realized "Oh that's AI" and immediately clicked off again 😅

[@mikaross4671]

Thank you for this channel. It makes me so angry people even watch and support AI channels. It makes me sad a lot of my favorite channels have to say "I do all my own work and research. I am not an AI channel" because it's gotten that bad. As someone with roller coaster fears, it has gotten safer. I've been watching coaster mechanics and how they work the last few years to slowly get through my fear.

[@invaderghostkungfu]

Learning about airplane accidents/safety protocols actually made me feel less anxious on planes. Maybe it will have worked with coasters now I’m in the rollercoaster KZbin rabbit hole lol

[@sinfulpuritan3430]

What's even more upsetting is that there's also people who genuinely can't tell the difference between some AI channels and real channels. Depending on the AI voice's realism, sometimes the voice can just sound like somebody with an odd manner of speech. So you have both people supporting and watching AI channels knowing they are AI channels, and people who normally wouldn't support or watch AI channels getting tricked into doing so because they can't identify the telltale signs of them that aren't as obvious in channels that are good at hiding it. I've heard a lot of stories of people having to explain to parents and such that a channel they are watching is AI, and have gotten tricked by some of the less obvious channels myself until they're cover for blown. It's kind of frightening!

[@eightcoins4401]

The biggest problem is - what you end up overhearing is - most people only watch those channels as background audio. Its why they don't notice the dubious nature.

[@lydiagalantmotherf]

Oh, poor naive Coaster College... 𝗗𝗲𝗯𝘂𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗻𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗹𝗲𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗴𝗼

[@UwePieper]

Quimera wasn't even just relocated. It was designed as a traveling coaster. So being rebuilt all the time was part of the whole design 😀🙈

[@rhynochi]

The part of the AI script that just threw me out of it was them describing the Fuji Q incident and said "the dead girl's friend". What a disrespectful way to refer to the victim of an accident. Like it's one thing to like slip up when speaking offhandedly IRL about an incident...but this is a "scripted" video that you can edit and do multiple takes. Further proof of lack of care and effort. AI channels really are just pillaging their way through all the niches on YT.

[@eightcoins4401]

If they wanted to edit the script to make sure it makes sense and is factual, they wouldn't be using LLMs to generate it.

[@11_credits]

Ai just decided a concrete support was needed for fireball

[@CoasterCollege]

Yeah lmao

[@11_credits]

Concrete supports may spawn in during the ride causing rider carries to fall off

[@ErisIsAnAbomination]

Because a traveling fairground operator can definitely lug around a CONCRETE SUPPORT. So easy to set up!

[@11_credits]

@ErisIsAnAbomination yeah and just put it in front of a ride during operation

[@ErisIsAnAbomination]

Already commented but I love how this channel keeps going “this park is STILL the most popular in the state… the ride DIDN’T CLOSE and still entertains happy visitors every day… 😨” as if that’s some big scary thing? Oooo, most people understand that these incidents were freak accidents and that 99.9% of ride accidents are safe, the rides didn’t close permanently because the errors were corrected, and there hasn’t been another incident since then!!! SCARYYYY!!!!!

[@eightcoins4401]

@@ErisIsAnAbomination We all got Pneumonia in Future Land. Because Walt Disney just thought the future was full of Pneuomina. And for us it was.

[@shinyagumon7015]

They really want to paint these poor Park owners as nefarious villains who operate these death machines with no regard to human life. If you asked them every Park is like Action Park.

[@aidenbowe2188]

The AI callouts channels have done recently are very insightful, and needed at this point. AI Channels are the lowest of the low on KZbin

[@MrHack4never]

I think you should end the next part with "this series is back on hiatus until some sensationalistic channel annoys me enough to continue it", because this will probably keep happening as long as YT doesn't shut this garbage down

[@B_COOPER]

Thank you for doing your due diligence. I always thought there was something suspicious about that channel. You’ve gained my subscription!

[@CoasterCollege]

I appreciate that!

[@AnimalsVehiclesAndMore]

@@CoasterCollege I appreciate your video as well. You're basically the Kyle Hill of roller coasters (Kyle Hill exposed A.I.-generated "science" channels that were spamming nonsensical and ridiculous information. He's an amazing guy).

[@johntauren]

It strikes me as unusual that the UK government keeps amusement accidents less accessible, because their RAIB reports for railroad accidents are really good and easily accessible.

[@WingedAsarath]

It probably boils down to differences in the relevant regulatory bodies. Whilst the HSE has a very broad remit, the railway network has a lot of specialist oversight in addition, who probably have different policies or regulations for report disclosure in the public interest.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

3:03 Years ago, at Silverwood, I was in line for a ride. My sibling was being a piece of work, I got mad at them, they got mad at me, but instead of trying to ignore and move on like me, they decided to stomp as hard as possible onto my open-toed foot. I didn't realize my big toe nail was barely hanging on until about half way through the ride (rapids ride, water got in the whatever-you-ride-in and made my toe nail flop about). I did go to the med station to get my toe bandaged up, and I was done with water rides for the day. Would even that have been included in such statistics? Cuz it wasn't the park's fault- it was my awful sibling. But I still got treated for it, and by the park no less.

[@WasatchWind]

Yeah if the park treated you for it I'd assume it was counted. I got a cut once on the spinning coaster Spider at Lagoon - where at the end of the ride, a mechanical arm repositions the car before going back into the station, causing the car to sometimes spin and lock into place with a lot of force - and one time that happened, and I slammed my leg into a metal edge that the restraint came out of. Hurt really bad, but I never got it treated by the park or something. But yeah that's the kind of accidents we're looking at. Not fun, but certainly far more common than rare tragic accidents - to the point that you're in more danger driving to an amusement park than being on any rides.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

@@WasatchWind Interesting. Thanks for the info. Odd that they'd count it considering it wasn't the park's fault at all, but I guess they just don't want anything slipping through the cracks when it comes to park safety. If even a single incident was misidentified as not the park's fault when it was, it could result in a real issue being ignored. I guess they also need to justify the cost of the med stations to their shareholders.

[@Beelzebubby91]

@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 most likely counted for insurance reasons because it happened on park property

[@barrag3463]

This is more OSHA workplace guidelines but if you get treated it has to go into the record, even if the injury is just a superficial cut and the treatment was a bandaid. I think it's an accountability culture thing, engraining the idea that things should be reported and recorded into standard practice.

[@inthelaunch9319]

It all depends on if they required a report to be filed about it, if a report was filed then most likely yes

[@julianhudson7811]

WE ARE SO BACK!!! Debunked was what got me into this channel (and in a way helped me overcome my fear of rollercoasters and thrill rides) and I'm very happy its returning. Can't wait to see where debunked goes from here.

[@jstyxx4110]

DEBUNKED IS BACK WOO Been waiting for this for years.

[@lifestylecreep]

First AI Video: Rollercoasters are so dangerous! Also First AI Video: All several accidents that didn't involve rollercoasters at all!

[@ckilbarger01]

It makes me sad that they're using real tragedies to make click bait bullshit and dramatizing what are already sad, tragic events for more drama

[@LeMalMaxime]

Theme park accidents are one of my special interests as an autistic person so it makes me very salty that ai videos full of misinformation are so popular. It's disrespectful.

[@RadeonVega64]

same

[@jaceybella1267]

I know for a fact that Chat-gpt has a limit of how far back it "remembers" what it's already said. But something so genuinely infuriating about the video being like "but what about newer rides?" before pulling out the Mexican one and hitting us with "IT WAS BUILT IN 1984!!!" like... Kills me. I guess if I was going mega low effort and making slop like this, I would at least proofread it if I didn't fact check but like... I guess that's why I'm NOT passively raking in money from slop like this. I can't make something without caring. I wish your channel was a hell of a lot bigger to combat this whole new era of misinformation, people need it, esp the kids that are gonna grow up marinated in AI nonsense if they used KZbin like I did as a teen

[@CoasterCollege]

I'm working with some larger channels, more to come!

[@kaytay5197]

*I* was built in 1978! Gasp! I must be a danger to everyone around me 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

DougDoug used his programming know-how to get around ChatGPT's history limits for his 'AI plays Freddie Fish' and 'AI plays Pajama Sam' videos. His first go-through (Sam) resulted in so much psychological instability that the program straight up failed over a dozen times. Others had to be offed on purpose because they were giving nonsense answers, extremely long-winded answers, or strings of unintelligible garbage. The limit is there for a reason, and nobody who's just using AI to make all the content for them would bother programming a loophole. (Besides, most of the AI slop channels are run by people who've never /sudo in their entire life.)

[@eightcoins4401]

I honestly doubt Echoes is even ranking in profits. There's so many content farms like this that I'd assume most of them are not seeing any money.

[@karmalotto8587]

I am so glad you called them out for making up shit that the victims of these accidents said. I hear a lot of channels who do this and it boils my blood, it is so freaking disrespectful. The youtube channel that bothers me the most in that regard covers true crime in Asian countries, and she narrates and makes up what the victims said as if she were them. She always puts on a baby voice to do so, which is even more disrespectful. I hate it cause the commenters always praise her for doing such a good job and being so respectful to the victims and whatever else, but no. Idc if you tell us their life story if you're also going to make up whole conversations and tell us how they felt in their final moments. Like excuse me, how do you know, were you there? No? Then stop. Just stop! Since I don't like vagueposting, if anyone wonders who I'm referring to, it's Rotten Mango. She pisses me off.

[@FearlessLeader2001]

The way the AI says "2003" and "2007" infuriates me. Nobody on earth talks like that.

[@Juu_de]

I was thinking, what is the most non human way to say it. And it was exactly how it said it

[@XavierHyena]

"Do you remember *twenty-oh-zero?* It was an exciting year in the human history of theme parks!"

[@dunstonlion1342]

I love how you can tell when it's an AI script when the video starts just listing random facts about the ride. That and calling the ride seats "places", like, no human does that! I also don't get this obsession with the coaster construction dates. The Chrysler Building was finished in 1930 and I don't see these guys freaking out about such an old tall building.

[@TheLadyEx]

This feels like a project specifically designed to give people phobias.

[@r3ked272]

bro hates theme parks so much they made an entire channel dedicated to pumping out videos to scare people into never going to them

[@goosemann2389]

i feel that the misinformation and dramatisation of real tragedies is already bad enough, but what makes this actively infuriating to me is the sheer fearmongering here, the bot tries so hard to insert words like "dangerous", "deadly" and "gruesome" into every single sentence, and talks like there's a 80% chance you'll catch on fire and explode if you step into a teacup ride

[@TheHankScorpio]

The idea that someone can butcher a loved one's incident into an AI video that uses so much embellishment and misinformation to generate views is disgusting.

[@purple6705]

too bad they don't care as long as they're getting that bag

[@RealMario1599]

I used to be terrified of roller coasters it was your channel that got me over that fear and now I love riding every coaster. So thank you.

[@ShoutAMilk]

It sounds like the person behind the account has a vendetta against theme park rides

[@Dfk429S9fo3]

They are too short to ride the rides.

[@serkandevel7828]

They got banned from a themepark

[@Beelzebubby91]

@@Dfk429S9fo3 💀💀

[@abaddon1503]

The line was too long and the park closed before they got to ride the rollercoaster. “I’ll never forgive the rollercoasters!” they said angrily

[@Sauci55on]

Jiga Coaster ❌ Jija Coaster ✅

[@BAKU2K2]

Jija Joasjer 🗿

[@femboy-gardevoir]

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[@BAKU2K2]

@@femboy-gardevoir Jjjj Jjjjjjj

[@ghostfaceishot876]

i hate these kinds of channels so much cus then the average person who doesnt know anything about theme parks will see this and think theyre genuinely unsafe and its just

[@kaydog890]

That means shorter queue times. I'd call that a win.

[@ghostfaceishot876]

@kaydog890 true but that could mean parks are more likely to go out of business as well

[@whitelionstudios1786]

As a person who trains AI models for a job. I am absolutely pissed to see them being used for this type of stuff. Good on you for debunking them for the misuse of the tool. Also, i remember being at the Ohio State Fair not too long after the Fireball incident. You could see the remains of the ride from the Ferris Wheel, which was next to it. That was pretty chilling to think about.

[@Spamhard]

Sad thing about this stuff, aside from the AI slop, and the disrespet to actual tragedies, is that this stuff can be so dangerous for kids and teens developing minds. I remember as a young teen getting really into reading/watching disaster stuff, and it made me SO ANXIOUS for so many years that I got anxiety over basically everything. I went from adoring coasters as a kid, to being terrified of them as a young teen all because I kept absorbing these kinda disaster bait stuff. Blessedly I grew out of it, but I know folk who didn't, and it's just so much worse now with AI churning out so much content and it so full of misinformation and purposeful doomerism for the sake of content.

[@luma4902]

Ai generated stuff is ruining everything

[@nokrepkie]

Dead internet theory

[@reviewerofcomments]

hyperboly is the worst

[@BL_K9]

@@nokrepkieseriously dont man. ai sucks but that weird qanon shit is worse

[@BL_K9]

@@reviewerofcommentsboohoo lmao

[@keybladewizard49]

I. I think they said 'came out of the kidney" and want you to imagine the stone piercing hte wals of the kidney to bounce around inside yoru body. They didn't understand that what the guys got the nobel prize for was proving that roller coasters can dislodge stuck kidney stones and cause them to pass, instead of proving that if you have a kidney stone a roller coaster will kill you xDDD;;;;;

[@Flameytastic]

I’m sorry for getting weirdly personal but, I have bpd so sometimes struggle with impulsive thoughts and thrill seeking to the extreme. This channel has helped me find a love for rollercoasters and find a safe way to thrill seek, I honestly don’t think I’d live roller coasters as much as I do without this channel to thank you so much

[@eightcoins4401]

3:54 the AI literally accidentally copied the structure of the opening monologue from *The Bee Movie* of all things.

[@maddie-iris]

thank you for helping fight misinformation and content theft! and also for being funny while doing it “what a scary year. someone should write a book” killed me

[@zekewalker1350]

“Now, rides kind of seem to be this DEADLY game, where ANYONE can lose their life”! What, is that opposed to the 1920s when rides were a guaranteed safe experience? Everyone who cares about coasters knows that you’re more likely to die from slipping in the bathtub, and ~many ~ coaster deaths have occurred due to the rider choosing to try to stand up during the ride. The stand outs are that woman in Texas whose lapbar wasn’t properly secured, the girl who was drunk and passed out slipping out of the restraint, and the Smiler incident.

[@HayFatYT]

Man, you beat me to it! I was gonna react to ECHOES a few months ago but got really lazy with uploads.

[@ventopha]

10:16 "in september of 20 03..."

[@sugarzblossom8168]

What a coincidence left off before that timestamp anx saw your comment as I came onto this video as that was said

[@totosk]

Technically you can read it this way

[@SaibotKing2000]

4:26 "Trial and air method" nice one, robo voice

[@snazzy9175]

this video is making me realize how disturbingly good chatgpt is at writing propaganda and fueling moral panics. it spits out lies and sensationalist, fearmongering language so easily and at such high rates, and if it can be done for theme park accidents it can be done for important political topics. i'm not one to freak out about "AI", and humans have been lying to manipulate each other from the beginning of time, but it is a bit scary to see the process automated.

[@eightcoins4401]

I'd be suprised if there isn't some sort of failsafe to keep it from giving political facts. Not out of alturism, but to cover the ass of the company that owns it.

[@NightAtTheOpera3]

Ok the increasingly distorted Price is Right fail horn (until it just finally gives up) made me legit lol

[@nonna_sof5889]

Funny you should mention getting hurt by a chair failing. I rode roller coasters all the time as a kid, before being diagnosed with a severe spinal deformity that greatly increased my a neck injury. I was never injured on one. Just a few months ago however I had a cheap Chinese chair snap well I was sitting in it and came about an inch from a serious head injury. Also just for the record, I'm

[@Sage-ig9hk]

I remember playing these at 3 am trying to fall asleep and having to turn it off because the scare mongering was pissing me off so bad I got too worked up to fall asleep

[@lazlostuff]

20:24 "and ended up in London" you have successfully offended every single resident of yorkshire. Run.

[@Spamilton1739]

The misinformation for these is crazy, like yes people do sometimes die on coasters but it's less than 1% of the millions of riders that ride every year

[@maryannlamb5695]

Thank you for being a legitimate KZbin page and doing the research to point out fake ones. The music cues with graphs are hilarious, too. 😆

[@coasterblocks3420]

The disturbing reality of AI slop is the number of people who willingly choose to believe what is glaringly obvious to be complete nonsense.

[@PizzaKitt]

I was honestly hoping for a video full of accidents that simply did not happen at all and were entirely fabricated by the AI.

[@calamamder7077]

i love ur content bro its crazy that ai generated content about real events is allowed nowdays

[@kota8800]

"Coasters Don't Heal... They Haunt!" Would honestly be the best advert for a coaster I've ever heard.

[@BottomBunkArt]

A face reveal is perfect for bringing back debunked because now I'm way too intimidated to ever ask for more debunked

[@hcsandd1212]

As a person who has subscribed, watched, and enjoyed Echoes, I had no idea that they were an Ai channel! I am usually keeping an eye out for spotting ai generated content, but this goes to show how easy it is for people to take advantage of using ai for spreading false information

[@Johnwicklover1994]

i genuinely wish AI wasn't available to the general public, and highly regulated for companies to make sure it's only used as a tool and not a replacement. edit: Go back and reread the second part before fucking yapping at me. i said HIGHLY REGULATED.

[@amogusenjoyer]

How would you do that? Regulate GPUs lol? Because the models themselves can't be regulated. I mean they can be but then someone from another country/jurisdiction released an open model online, and you're back to having to regulate GPUs.

[@escapism-by-proxy5338]

Frankly after seeing what Google and Adobe are already doing with this data, companies are the last people I trust to use AI in an ethical manner

[@eightcoins4401]

The companies already are abusing it though? Lots of companies used bad looking genAI art in recent times because they didn't want to pay artists wages.

[@eightcoins4401]

@@escapism-by-proxy5338 Adobe is my favorite one. They effectively made half the stock photo librarly unusable for anything but pitching a new David Cronenberg film.

[@KingBLUCK]

No let's not allow the companies to have full control of AI. Instead, delete it. Seriously have you seen AI usage in AAA gaming? It's bad.. real bad.

[@thebeanbanditYT]

Always a great day when coaster college uploads!

[@CoasterCollege]

Every Saturday!

[@streamtheshapeshiftingfox3659]

29:37 I know this is an extremely minor nitpick compared to the AI misinformation, disrespect for the accident victims, and utter content slop, but I have family in OCNJ, and the footage there is literally of the wrong park. Wild Wonder was at Gillian’s Wonderland Pier, and the footage is of Playland’s Castaway Cove. Gillian’s may be closed, but it closed less than 2 months ago, there’s plenty of footage of it on the Internet or the news. And Gillian’s is also within literal walking distance of Castaway Cove through the boardwalk, so it’s not like it’s in a remote, hard to find area. Castaway Cove happens to have larger, more intimidating rides, though, and Gillian’s had more kiddie rides with its main roller coaster after Runaway Train closed being a Wacky Worm…hmm. Not any bias and clickbait in showing the wrong park there at all to associate it with an accident…

[@inspiration2284]

thank you for this video and series. I was recently tricked on the Echos channel thinking it was real, and factual. Its work like yours that helps people like me stay informed on what is real and fake in the wild west days of AI.

[@Sauci55on]

20:25 didn’t know Flamingo Land got relocated to London

[@grafzeppelin4069]

AI slop is the gift that keeps on giving. Science / inventions, "human interest" stories, TV show "analysis", manga summaries, and now theme park accidents.

[@alfonsosalinas3026]

On November 30, 2024 Coaster College was sleeping normally when...

[@hoopii]

Saw one of their videos in my recommended with 2M views while this video only has 27k, not fair! You deserve more attention on this

[@niccage6375]

Debunking roller coaster lies make you buff

[@CoasterCollege]

Lmao