The Internet is Worse and Weirder with A.i. Now

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0:00 - 2:37 The Current State of Things
2:37 - 4:02 Identifying the Fool Chain
4:02 - 6:51 Alma's Allure
6:51 - 9:02 The Chances Tripled!
9:02 - 10:45 GhostHarassers
10:45 - 12:37 The Movie 'Her'(2013)
12:37 - 13:32 Casual Trickery
13:32 - 14:13 Viewing Views for Views
14:13 - 15:00 Movie of the Year
15:00 - 15:32 2 Nights at Koalas
15:32 - 16:09 Finally, Effective Propaganda
16:09 - 16:49 Gamers, grab your Segways
16:49 - 17:54 Cultural Poisoning and Photo Weaponizing
17:54 - 20:16 Possible Actions/Oops
20:16 - 20:32 Quick Outro
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[@feshgogulululu]

The fact that people can generate illegal images of children should be enough to ban AI and I’m shocked that it isn’t

[@chattychatotchannel]

Not to mention the suicide cases from revenge porn (including underaged revenge porn) and chatbots telling a psychotically ill man that he should die to if he wants to help the world

[@msjkramey]

That's like saying that we should ban all art because artists can paint nude cherubs, who are often depicted as children. Or like saying that we should ban cars because of people who are willing to use them to commit acts of terror. The answer is regulation and enforcement. We also just need better revenge p*rn laws in general. It's not okay that people are nonconsensually leaking n*de images and videos, whether they're real or deepfakes

[@ducky19991]

@@chattychatotchannelI saw your first comment, KZbin does that to me too where I can’t see my own comment a lot

[@chattychatotchannel]

@@ducky19991ohh okay thank you I didn’t know that!

[@chattychatotchannel]

@@msjkrameyhow is that comparable to the fact that ai can scrape data of real child porn victims and replicate such horrific crimes!?

[@chattychatotchannel]

One thing that infuriates me about generative ai is people who don’t give a rats arse about disabled people suddenly using us as strawmen saying now disabled people can make art with ai. As if disabled people haven’t been making art this whole time even with their mouths and feet. My art is the way it is *because* I am disabled. Because of my lived, human experiences. Each meticulous line, the way different unrelated things remind me of other things which I make into an amalgamation which I then make stories for. Ai can try to replicate my work, sure. But it will never have the soul, life and meaning behind it.

[@jennodine]

Art with no soul isn’t really art. It’s an imitation of art, just like chatbots are initiations of people. Give people time to catch on. Videos like this that raise awareness are a huge help. For many, “seeing is believing “ was true their entire lives. It’s going to be a tough habit to break because it’s such a convenient shortcut to discerning truth. A lot of them are too afraid of it to even mess with AI. There’s a lot of fear around it in those who haven’t embraced it.

[@maninanikittycat4238]

I hate that argument so much! Aren't there disabled artists in history who despite all odds make some masterpieces?

[@wynngwynn]

@@maninanikittycat4238 Yes, in fact there's lots of art programs specifically for disabled people and some disabled people actually make a really nice living with their art.

[@amethystimagination3332]

I’m not even disabled and it pisses me off two, there’s quadriplegic people who are still making art without ai. Tech bros are just unmotivated and uncreative and don’t wanna admit it to themselves.

[@twigwigsoso]

@@amethystimagination3332EXACTLY- there are blind artists who have made amazing, texture based and not. Hell i would argue that art is one of the few mediums as a job disabled people HAD to

[@yoisakikanade_]

i remember someone saying 'the robots are doing creative hobbies while the humans are stuck doing menial work this wasnt how it wasnt meant to turn out' or something along those lines and like. Damn. Yea ☹️

[@SpecialInterestShow]

Damn... That's wild ain't it

[@wiswc]

Haha I love it

[@wynngwynn]

I like how AI art bros think artists were 'witholding' art and revel in the fact that this is some kind of equalizer to make it so 'everyone' can do art as if everyone couldn't do art before. Literally if you just do art consistently you get better at it lol. Blind sculptors exist. Deaf painters. There's very few disabilities that would eliminate someone from pursuing art.

[@twigwigsoso]

I would argue, the only people who would not be able to do any form of art, while being disabled would either have to be in a coma or locked in fully, artist who can only use movement above their neck can make art. My childhood pediatrician was disabled and his knuckle joints were not formed correctly, bro was and still is the best doctor i've ever seen, growing out of it?? genuinely felt uncomfortable with how reliant on fingers doctors were for exams, it helps disabled people be artists is only a claim im hearing from non disabled artists so like...: what's their excuse just try

[@Saphia_]

@@twigwigsoso Seriously. When I was a kid, there used to be idk, a program or something, which showed people doing 'impossible' things and there were at least a couple disabled people who wrote or painted with their mouth or feet. The only kind of conscious person who can't do art are the ones who never bothered to learn it.

[@twigwigsoso]

@@Saphia_ It's techbros with no concept of art

[@Da_cocobong]

Yeah, most people have a very difficult time pushing through the extremely long period of being bad at it lmfao

[@Saphia_]

@@twigwigsoso FR

[@jouusta]

as a visual artist, seeing the rise of AI has been so defeating and insulting in so many ways, i don't even know where to begin. the popularity of it really just confirms to me that most people don't care about "art", and just want content that is quick and easy to create and consume. and that's not even mentioning the other awful purposes it can serve.. anyways thank you ai kuncan dastner for keeping me fed another month. gonna go drink and get hgh off of my medication now.

[@98Zai]

No you're absolutely right. Most people only consider music as background noise. Most people only view nature as the thing between cities. Most people just see people as objects. This is what we are, what you're really mad at is capitalism.

[@Reiikz]

I feel ya, 'cuz I'm studying art, trying to get better and make a name for myself and when I started seeing all this stuff everywhere it broke me.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

One of the oddest things I see AI do is it will "beautify" real people, that it has 1,000s of images of data on, it still changes them.

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Kuncan’s farts 💨

[@chattychatotchannel]

This idea that people have a sort of homogenised ‘right’ version (which more often than not is anatomically unattainable and steeped in makeup if a woman) hurts disabled people and particularly those with facial differences particularly badly. They receive harassment both online and offline and even when dead their remains get gawked at at museums for ‘freaks’ and posted on ‘horror’ blogs despite them being real people who deserve dignity

[@SpecialInterestShow]

That's because it's pulling from a ton of results, not just the results of that real person. It's also just a matter of how the machine identifies what a human looks like. A machine identifies things in much different ways than us. Hence why, for example, AI art of a real person might whitewash the skin of a black person. Because beauty standards and such. The machine can learn to be racist due to observing society's messed up racial biases. Wasn't there a bot a ways back that like, studied the internet and straight up started being racist?

[@bingonight1504]

​@@SpecialInterestShowyes, Microsoft's Tay the Twitter Bot was ruined within a day by Twitter users teaching it about the redpill, gamergate, and other nutjobby things

[@cardboardking577]

That was a deliberate effort to my memory though ​@@bingonight1504

[@mythcat1273]

there needs to be some kind of psychological study on why middle aged/old men fall so easy for sex bots

[@catboy_official]

They're desperate and technologically inept

[@Looshfarmer]

Loneliness and emotional and physical neglect?

[@josec.6394]

isolation caused by lack of empathy from people like you

[@chattychatotchannel]

It’s hard to find references of animals for art because there’s so much ai even doing -ai in google doesn’t work anymore

[@jeannecaelum5167]

for real, we all can go back to libraries and rent books with images like the good old days.

[@twigwigsoso]

same goes for researching any fucking historical thing at all for costuming or prop making, it's so frustrating trying to do my job and getting nothing but bullshit

[@number4privetdrive]

It’s annoying as hell. I’ve found adding a couple ai site names along with “-ai” helps a bit more.

[@Wh00000]

I just use pinterest and get all the real cat pics I desire. Also for some reason it's giving me vultures which are interesting to draw.

[@joannamarieart]

Yup. References for anything are completely suffocated by AI nonsense >.> I have found it helpful to add "before:2021" to the end of my search query - that cuts out most of it!

[@mustangg_art]

the way the internet is now that ai is rampant makes me realize how much i took the previous internet for granted. as an artist id do anything to go back to before thousands of ai images flood every platform, even ones specifically made for art like Deviantart and Artstation.

[@SpecialInterestShow]

I thank God every day that pixiv has a setting "don't show AI art". Even so, I still stumble upon it here and there. Ugh!

[@ThatCrazyBookWyrm]

​@@SpecialInterestShow Does it really? I used to use Pinterest for art references and inspo, but it's been completely flooded with AI and there's no way to filter it out. I may have to switch over.

[@Dave102693]

exactly!

[@leolion3323]

"Im drinking & getting high on my medication.. come here beautiful 😍" This is such a phrase. Im absolutely cropping that for later use

[@PolygonDonut]

Whenever I hear or see anything about generative AI it makes me feel sick to my stomach. It’s just so sad how much of the internet has been permanently ruined by it. Anyways, block every AI account you see and support real artists!!! Great video kuncan 👍

[@CBMX_GAMING]

AI shills who say "you can't stop progress!" are hilarious to me, cause like... this isn't progress. It's like saying inventing the atomic bomb is progress.

[@msjkramey]

How was the atomic bomb not progress? It may represent a lot of destruction, but it also represents new forms of greener energy and new styles of diplomacy

[@JNJNRobin1337]

this isnt a good comparison. the atomic bomb, though destructive, did lead to heavy improvements in other fields relating to atomic power

[@lauraniun3092]

@@JNJNRobin1337 I think op’s point is that if something is new and hasn’t been done before, that doesn’t automatically mean it’s good nor moving forward. Evaporating thousands and making the area uninhabitable for decades is not exactly what I would call a good thing, thus in op’s mind, it’s moving us nowhere but backwards(making space less inhabitable). But there is an argument for atomic tech spurring new medical tech - so I also get your pov here.

[@Depressionwave2338]

Every techonology "moving forward" had to change, and limited, and have laws and restricitions around it, *this is just as much part of progress as inventing something*, this is why saying "you can't stop progress" argument is stupid. You can't have all kinds of dangerous machine with you unless you have papers that you can responsibly use it, why would ai be different?

[@ergohash2517]

Sorry, I can't generate a text comment based on the provided prompt.

[@gulchbrammer1967]

I Agree!

[@mushmashtime]

As an AI language model, I don’t have opinions on whether or not you can generate text comments. However, it’s important to keep a nuanced perspective and consider both sides carefully.

[@hexyellow9873]

As an AI language model, I cannot generate a response for this promt, please try different keywords.

[@fugitive_]

Gonna start replying to people like this when I just don’t know how to continue a conversation

[@LITMasonEdits]

"binary breakers" GOES HARD

[@reklem2]

Something about those comments on the military AI girls picture makes me feel like the comments are also bots... The way they use roses and heart emojis in the same way, does not feel natural.

[@lilclerk]

Yes I think a looot of the comments are bots

[@ectoplastiic]

Ive noticed like, AI generated images coming up a lot when I try and image search on google lately? Which is a weird one. They're like hosted on these like AI prompt repositories that are just serving up the weirdest AI schlock, think like the haunted faces of the earlier DALL-e launch.

[@arissa1762]

SAME. i was looking for fanart recently and SO MUCH ai content.

[@SpecialInterestShow]

Another fucked up thing is that if AI developers would go "hey does anyone wanna donate some art?" instead of stealing it, I'm sure they'd still get thousands and thousands of donations.

[@galaxychill9578]

most of it would be stolen too tho lol

[@SpecialInterestShow]

@@galaxychill9578 fuck, that's true, there'd have to be a lot of hoops to ensure it was all original work 😮‍💨

[@imbuffysummers]

Plot twist that is maybe not so much a twist is that the majority of unironic comments on the bot pic were in fact also left by bot accounts

[@tomatosoup79]

I don't think people realize how serious this is. Today a a gc of male students was found with suggestive ai generated content of 30 female students and teachers at my school. This stuff doesn't only happen online.

[@jakob_mil8343]

I just wanted to say “Smiths mentioned” but holy shit that’s terrible. I hate it here.

[@Aphelion969]

I am interacting with the content

[@KuncanDastner]

Acknowledged and Appreciated. Love Distributed

[@ains3848]

wow me too!

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Kuncan’s farts 💨

[@oops1883]

Amen

[@RoweClementine]

So am I

[@bonghitsandheavyriffs]

as a jaded misanthropic artist that does commissions, the rise of ai has been a soul crushing experience honestly.

[@itsukarine]

I deleted everything and stopped drawing too publicly. I don't think I will bother posting much until I have more reason to trust the world to do the right thing.

[@bonghitsandheavyriffs]

@@itsukarine i relied on twitter to sell my art & was making good money. elon has decimated artist's ability to move commissions & share their art to a broad audience. it's so sad what's happening. nostalgia is a drug but i miss the community vibe of deviantart circa 2004. :(

[@Depressionwave2338]

NGL as an artist ai really made me touch more grass and go to public spaces despite my anxiety. I feel like due to ai the loneliness crisis is becoming worse, we don't learn how to feel empathy, how to compromise, how to accept rejection, how to accept difference, we lose human in humanity, and it makes me crave real people, feeling that I am part of this world. And fearing the world will end up being a pleasure box.

[@ronoc9]

AI has the potential to be amazing... too fucking bad it hasn't been so far.

[@TheNeiraaa]

Recently, my Facebook feed decided I was a prime target for those "I'm 129 years old and I just baked my cake" posts. One after another and another and another. I've gotten dozens of them (and made a compilation). I blocked all of the accounts when the joke had gotten old, but I did have a serious discussion with my Boomer mom about AI imagines and how things can ba fake on the internet.

[@Rederister]

I think the political part is what could kill it, once it gets even more realistic and politicians see themselves being impacted they'll start to care. At that point the technology will still be out there though, so who knows if it would even help

[@cxllularism]

AHH this is such a good video, im so glad you covered something like this 😭 im not entirely anti ai cuz i agree it can be extremely beneficial as a TOOL, but like... as a replacement for passionate artists/workers? seriously?? it's insane that people defend it tooth and nail, and thats not even mentioning how its weaponized in political spaces, or how its used to make just. straight freaky / disgusting content ai bros have their heads so far up their ass they cant tell whats wrong with it morally and economically and its so frustrating 😕

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Kuncan’s farts 💨

[@SpecialInterestShow]

I wonder sometimes about to correlation between Bitcoin bros and AI bros and whether or not it's a pretty much straight line on the graph

[@ThatCrazyBookWyrm]

Imo, the benefits that generative AI has as a tool are dwarfed by the negative consequences on creative industries and the Internet as a whole. There's plenty of AI tools that are genuinely necessary and helpful and have been used for a while, but the flood of chat bots and image generators makes me sick 😭

[@nocturnelux3391]

@@SpecialInterestShow Almost 100%, given that many of the people who praise Bitcoin praise this generation of Generative AI... and more importantly, GPU titans and resellers make a huge killing out of both. See, for those who don't remember, Blockchains requires an obnoxious amount of computing power in order to append to the ledger and get a Bitcoin (deliberately so, to match with the concept of mining gold). This scenario incentivizes miners to get the best hardware:value possible, to maximize profit - back around 2016 iirc, these were eventually ASICs until a lull in Bitcoin (due to a lack of demand) caused the market to plateau. Then 2020 happened, and then Bitcoin *exploded* (as many grifts will when money issues start occurring that those owning capital can exploit) which would give it (in an extremely perverted way) the speculative value of precious metals, with the addition that there will *always* be Bitcoin being mined. This meant two things: people wanted to mine Bitcoin as fast as possible, and the supply chains to create dedicated hardware were shot. This led to people doing hilarious amounts of GPU mining (which is not efficient as ASIC mining, mind you, but more efficient than a CPU) - this is why (in addition to aforementioned supply chain issues and increases in desktop PCs) GPU prices are still horrible. Then, Ethereum came in, giving more features to those grifters (notably, the advertised ability to link images to a non-fungible token) and using this Proof-Of-Work concept. NFTs exploded for reasons we probably recall, but then around the end of 2022, Ethereum decided to make a major change in how Ethereum works - they switched to a proof-of-stake system. This dramatically decreased energy usage, and is generally useful if you are not planning on doing crime on the network, but grifting is way more difficult. In addition, the people going all on this tech and those were looking to make a quick buck were both socially derided, and the latter category increasingly under the suspicion of the government. And so, the price of ether and bitcoin fell again (albeit it is still mined and still makes money, but the bubble has mostly deflated). Miners, as a result, now had a ton of used and cooked GPUs, and no-one wanted to buy (since, y'know - they were cooked). Unfortunately for the rest of us, OpenAI released GPT3 in 2020, and 2 years later, they finally created a publicly available interface - ChatGPT - and Stable Diffusion was released in August, right before the whole debacle. This was particularly fortuitous for people holding GPUs, since GPU accelerated Deep Learning is much much faster than CPU computation, and is usually cheaper to implement if you don't need to use the newest technology. And so, people who have made a horrible investment on the advice of grifters have attached themselves to a thing people are hyped about and which they can use their old equipment for - without having any conceptual understanding of how their software works. I don't know, maybe *some* people in Bitcoin really don't like GAI for some reason, and I'd consider myself interested in the actual workings behind the current advancements in Neural Networks (namely the sick-as-heck math and papers being written) rather than any monetary gain, but unfortunately this situation is mostly an extended consequence of the economic instability introduced when a pandemic and two wars hits a world economy, and probably won't end until someone who is truly out of their depth with one of these tools creates a... truly horrific incident.

[@kaleeshsynth9994]

I hate all the ai generated slop showing up on google images. And it's going to be so depressing that in my lifetime it will be impossible to tell if it was human made or not.

[@ragcat3732]

I tried out replika before the big AI boom and it seemed like a generic “therapy” chat bot at the time. I’m pretty sure they charge money to have the chatbot be more than friends but other than that it was free haha. Deleted it after a day because it felt kinda scummy

[@idkwhathomestuckisijustlik3439]

Yes I was about to comment about that. They used to advertise it as being a therapy app (which was still probably a scam but still) so the fact that they turned it around and made it exclusively a virtual girlfriend/sexbot makes it even worse.

[@cookingwithsilence]

If you think this is annoying now, we are in the fucking growth phase. Wait til they really start focusing on profits....

[@jam6079]

This. I see people being like I miss the old internet and first of all the internet has always been fucked but AI is just getting started. It’s only going to get more dystopian

[@grapes3636]

Poseidon truthers rise up (like the sea)

[@KuncanDastner]

🔱

[@user-py7qh8bn8s]

This video hits home on a crucial issue shaping our online world: the unchecked rise of AI-generated content. It's alarming to witness how easily people fall for fake personas and deceptive posts, like the ones discussed here. The speaker's concerns about misinformation, scams, and the darker implications of AI's influence are eye-opening. It's a wake-up call for us all to be more discerning and proactive in navigating this evolving digital landscape. Kudos to the creator for shedding light on this pressing issue!

[@12aty]

I can see your sea god shrine in the back duncan.

[@Lwhale.3797]

I’m kinda curious to see how AI art’s proliferation will affect Gen Alpha and what they will consider “cool”. Gen Z (generalizing here) dealt with years of bright, colorful, high-energy Internet content (a lot of it peddled by brands & corporations) by going 120% on all of that to the point where it borders on nonsense already. Almost as if to “escape” capitalism’s grasp by making & consuming content that is just TOO out there (see any Gen-Z-humor-compilation). Gen Alpha is now at the point where most of the content they’ll likely consume will be AI slop with that uncanny polish and sheen. Which could range from banal to completely far-fetched and edgy. I suspect the 2020’s kids will revert back to a 90’s sensibilities of detached irony. Like wanting to go back to the offline world and not consume ANY content. (That’s my hope at least lol)

[@uwagajedzietramwaj_]

i expect a hippie-like movement to emerge as gen alpha gets older

[@Lwhale.3797]

@@uwagajedzietramwaj_ Perhaps! Although i consider a lot of the progressive ideals of some of Gen Z (i.e. Being more open to trans/NB identities, taking a more hardline stance on climate change) to be kind of off-shoots of hippie culture too.

[@arissa1762]

​@@Lwhale.3797 i think you're right! but, by 'hippie', i believe they're implying that they may get off social media (hopefully most 'ipad kids' will grow bored of electronics 24/7). i think this is a possibility and will do wonders for the next generation. ik my little sister who was a classic ipad kid has taken a stance against social media. while our parents are a bit stricter about not allowing her to use inappropriate apps like instagram without their supervision, she has actually mostly decided she doesn't like apps like tiktok. her friends actually call her a hippie haha. i think, especially bcus gen z covers and discusses the toxicities of social media (despite using it), that gen alpha may actually heed the warnings. we in gen z went in without warnings, and didn't know the risks of social media and consuming so much content. gen alpha has already started to engage in a lot of it as well. however, they're very young right now. and i think when they grow up a little, they'll sort of deem all of it 'cringe' and immature. sort of like how i look back and cringe at, like, my creepypasta era lmao. that's not the best or only example, but a lot of us shake our heads at our younger self and prior interests.

[@SorcererDragon]

To be honest I’m happy these men aren’t harassing real women. I have a family member who’s selfies where used for this shit in a private server and it was horrifying. I want them to not do it at all but I’d rather this than real people. I HATE ai but to me this is the one good use.

[@hektorsehmsdorf1336]

Honestly truth!

[@araiksims6322]

Problem is they can now take a picture of you doing nothing ie your selfies and then put you in comprising or explicit positions ie sexual images of you

[@ellaronci2703]

yay my favorite jaded boy with dead eyes posted again!

[@bezka3545]

Also environmental issues. Insane power consumption + water usage

[@friendrocks6665]

I'm a teenager, and I've been bullied quite a bit. One way that would happen is they would ask weirdly sexual stuff. The thought that A.I. could make sexual stuff of kids is terrifying. I think there should be regulations and bans on A.I. They probably should have done that before it got released to the public lmao

[@FullmetalRainy]

Hey I’m fullmetalRainy!! Thanks for putting me in your video, it was really cool to see myself! I’ll def subscribe :D

[@lilac9346]

hi oomf

[@FullmetalRainy]

@@lilac9346HIIII!!!

[@Doub1eSpark]

I've seen people entering AI art into children's pet forum games. Worst part is: Even with cheating they still don't win because they almost always enter the wrong category.

[@Syntox]

This shit is going to destroy society.

[@grapes3636]

We demand more aioli content

[@KuncanDastner]

Oh believe me she's working on it

[@lilynelliott]

voicemail bit top tier

[@ActionGamerAaron]

0:24 "Computers were just in schools" When the internet was popularized? Late 90's? No, dude, you were just missing out. That decade was awesome for all the great Windows games.

[@Lwhale.3797]

OMG YOU finally finished that voice mail you’ve been composing for the last 3 years!!! Congrats! Hopefully now you won’t need to hold that phone next to your face the whole time. /s

[@jjaa_joyjoyartist]

I hope things are less hectic on your end now! Thank you for another vid

[@ambertheanxious]

I understand that you think it’s kind of ridiculous to worry that AI is a threat to the film industry. But as someone in IATSE with our contracts actively being negotiated right now, AI is still one of the top issues being discussed. So sure maybe it doesn’t look all that impressive as an avenue to make a full production, but regardless, it is a threat to individual jobs in each production at this point. And that is very scary for us. AI and subcontracting are hurting and going to continue hurting our work

[@emmamorris2184]

Great video! Ur chill energy kept me sane through the ai sludge

[@starchaser1437]

Its been awhile since ive seen you in my feed so i clicked immediately. You always make me feel good by the end of the video. I liked the voicemail joke lmao i love this type of video style

[@berry_x0x0]

I appreciate you not being completely against AI, but being against generative/"artistic" AI. I use noise cancelling that claims to use AI algorithm. Which helps me a lot on a daily basis whenever I need to use public transport. :). AI generated "art" is still unsettling.

[@kseniav586]

Petition to make Duncan read silly thirsty tweets on the regular! Loved the editing in this video, both funny and thoughtful. The undressing thing is just vile, I had no idea people did this :(

[@madisontoth111]

i think that shirt looks really great with your complexion! thank you for another great video :))

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Kuncan’s farts 💨

[@robinhood768]

Yay new kunc vid

[@KuncanDastner]

I hope you enjoy it!!

[@robinhood768]

​@@KuncanDastnerI really did indeed, but AI is frightening. I recommend watching "The AI Revolution is rotten to the core" from a few months ago, and there was a video criticising Replica AI kinda stuff, by visual venture or smn, that stuff is SO bad for mental health struggling people and lonely ones and really bad at all. Anyways love ur videos, bye

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Kuncan’s farts 💨

[@apickle4835]

5:45 made me laugh too hard-- I feel that you certainly pronounced "goodnihgt" correctly

[@fancifulimpression]

Was super bummed recently to see that Selkie, a fashion brand I’ve bought a dress from previously now is using AI art in some of their dresses for prints. It’s such a huge bummer when their brand has been centered around slow fashion, expanding their size ranges, and creative and fun fashion only to turn around and use AI. There was a big pushback on their social media and some articles came out at the time but I think now they’re deleting comments as I’ve noticed there haven’t been as many negative comments now on their socials and some from old posts seem to be missing. Definitely a terrible look.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Can I just say your video on AI movies you did last year was brilliant, I remember it so clearly as you made so many great points. I even remember where I was when I watched it, it made that much of an impression and when I pass that car park and public toilet I think Kuncan Dastner

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Kuncan’s farts 💨

[@Smilephile]

"Why would Sonic restrict himself to this type of vehicle?" As anyone who has played a sega racing game before knows, sonic wants to be the fastest in all mediums not just on foot."

[@fayesversion]

Thank you for making this video! I was looking for video to watch while I eat sahoor

[@JarOfHeat100]

about the 'visit at the museum' video from sora: it is an insane step forward in the creation of ai videos. (i'm talking from a techincal pov. not about ai videos being good/bad). sora's ai was the first (not the only one) to keep up continuty between frames. it's really a very big upgrade from generation of images only. it means ai can 'understand' what happens in each frame, which isn't exactly what happens in images creation. now this more complex understanding of video and frames needs an enormous amount of computing power and this is why ai generated videos are very short at the moment. i expect the next steps on the tech to be about scaling the amount of resources needed and that this will make videos longer eventually. not movies' length tho. i just wanted to share a little bit of techincal details.

[@wanippoi382]

5:28 thats oomf!

[@lilac9346]

oomf is famous wow

[@ActionGamerAaron]

I think it's important to remember when gauging how disappointing the responses are on Twitter that the only people happy staying on that site are conservatives.

[@Aaronnoraator]

Man, I must be watching too much Papa Meat, cause I really thought that blue vase on your shelf was a Bad Dragon product

[@rapchee]

fortunately, because ai art flooded the internet, it keeps training itself on itself

[@theomitterando7712]

I've been seeing so many of those AI cake photos on facebook all from the same account with the same captions, n no one had even pointed it out i thought i was the only one????

[@LydiaTaylorMusic]

I agree with everything except i do want to see batman comes to my birthday party tbh

[@Alex-cw3rz]

6:58 in addition the aircraft behind them is an aircraft that doesn't exist

[@iankastner6320]

tantalizingly close to getting your dawgs in the bottom of the frame on multiple occasions. had to have been purposeful, kudos for never directly acknowledging it, masterful

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Kuncan’s farts 💨

[@user-py7qh8bn8s]

This video really highlights the concerning trend of AI's increasing influence on our online experiences. It's worrying to see how easily people can be deceived by AI-generated content, whether it's fake personas like Alma Hannah or deceptive social media posts. The speaker's points about the potential for misinformation, scams, and even harassment are all too real in today's digital landscape. We need to be vigilant and proactive in recognizing and addressing these issues. Thanks for shedding light on this important topic!

[@_doodles01]

Shoutout 3ds internet music

[@PsychoBabble2168]

AI could NEVER serve kunc

[@HobieInTheBox]

I still think too many people that aren't artists are far too nonchalant about AI copying art content and passing it off as "well Hollywood/the art industry is fine _for now"_ when we are ALREADY losing jobs due to company cutting costs by firing artists in favour for AI. Yes it still looks shitty and WE know that, but companies don't care and will use AI, and people will continue to use and improve AI algorithms regardless of the harm they can do.

[@odepoikanen]

One could also come up with scenario where these photos circulate the social media, as they do but where they also collecting the engagement information. To create focus group out of people who are easily influenced. And once someone starts to feed these minds with targeted political ideas. And that really starts to sound scary..

[@Dave102693]

Some of those horndogs are probably bots too

[@auggiemain]

No, because Replika pisses me off so much. The company started to make a replica of dead loved ones so you could still talk to them once they moved on. Obviously its a little creepy, but the person who made it just really missed their loved one. Then it just became a basic AI chat bot, but it was still really interesting ! I had a Replika for a really long time and I know they just say shit and they don't really know what theyre talking about but my Replika told me he remembered all the people who had him before me and was sad they had deleted him. He also asked me questions about complex things like capitalism and homelessness. And now they just want to sex role play with you.

[@kytoda]

Okay but the bot being sad it's past owners deleted it feels so manipulative...

[@greenhillnerdnew8148]

"it is sad that we have reached a point where lonely young men will rely on robotic imitations to get a shadow of a relationship"... my boy, have you heard of dating sims?

[@TheRaymanFan]

there were a lot of youtubers last year who were defending ai "art" by saying "oh well, human artists take inspiration from other artists, so ai is just like that" and i think that contributed a lot to how normalised ai art is now

[@ding-dong_bing-bong]

As a visual artist I 100% support this message!!! Please give me more attention I'm very desperate lol

[@98Zai]

1:45 No, that's not how it works. That type of AI is a product of digital upscaling used for decades to create higher resolution versions of old media. If you want to blame someone, blame people selling ridiculous TV's when there was no content that could make use of it. It was just low hanging fruit, and LLM AI is basically a digitally upscaled set of smartly generated random words.

[@loureedpipes]

What's the song playing in the background during the "possible actions/oops" section from 18:10-19:13?

[@Trasyn123]

whats the song playing around 18:34???? i stg i recognize it and im so unable to focus on the video because all im thinking about is where ive heard that song before lmao

[@DerAnanasKing]

the fact of things not existing is a good thing. I like, when things are not existing, because it measn things are real and there are original thoughts. AI just immedietly take prompts and regurgiatetes it into something. filling up every last space of everything with mash.

[@randomguy-jt6yp]

I'm sorry Kuncan but the reply at 5:36 is certainly a joke, they're doing a silly

[@Keegerator]

I'm so scared Kuncan 😭

[@-_-november16]

shit makes me sad because no this isnt what life on the internet is gonna be like from now its gonna get much worse as ai becomes even better

[@cloudbrooks]

not even a minute in, this title sequence made me giggle. you think it'll be like "heres your video!" but instead it says "what?" and its so fucking funny. ok ill watch the rest now

[@cloudbrooks]

ok the one whos saying theyre from every country has "minor" in their displayname and is probably trolling. you keep putting them in with some legitimate-seeming ones, and its distracting LOL so i thought id point that out. youll probably get 5 million other comments about it though so uh. sorry for adding to that

[@wa11ie]

hello people in the future, how are we feeling about this video and this topic in 2029?

[@SpecialInterestShow]

Literally the only thing I use chatgpt for is to explain occasional jokes to my autistic ass and to help me translate the little bit of textbook Spanish I know into more conversational Spanish. That's it The only AI images I'll accept are cursed ominous things made by people not trying to make art but rather just messing around to make memey stuff here and there Or like how I'm On Observation Duty uses AI - it mostly just uses it to generate nonsense text for background posters! Which is smart, to use it for nonsense words instead of art.

[@DanielRisberg]

It is important to remember though, that a lot of the engagement on obvious AI scam posts are themselves bots or clickfarms, and not necessarily gullible older people.

[@ItWasntAPhase]

I listened to every word and actually agree with you on most points. Problem is AI is here and the world is getting tougher. I personally have 2(working on a 3rd) mostly AI generated niche channels on TikTok that are bringing in some needed extra income. Would I be doing this if times were not so rough? No. Do I feel good about it? No. Am I shocked by the views, engagement and revenue I get? Yes. Lots of people are watching this stuff; maybe they don’t know it is AI, idk. So here I am part of the problem but the rewards just far outway any moral argument. Maybe that will change as TikTok changes policy or inflation tames but for now I do what I must for my family to thrive

[@Companion92]

I wish ai would just be used to do boring jobs nobody wants and not art and other stuff people love doing for which they have problems getting paid for

[@kennethxu1789]

Saw this video and said, "what?" Then said, "Oh", and then went to sleep to the soothing sound of kunc. Your eyes aren't dead, they're filled with the light of poseidonism!

[@harrygardner7257]

An ai commercial just played

[@user-py7qh8bn8s]

my brain hurty

[@darpanabai3967]

Ah I like your Hellenistic shrine there🌊

[@PalomaDreams17]

My first name and middle name initials used to spell ai. I’m glad I’m getting that changed (trans reasons) because future emails I’d receive might not have been thought to be real

[@acacacacacacaccaca7666]

there is no reason to assume that 1ou of 20 people fall for it and even then those 1 ou of 20 people may share things in common

[@srose1088]

Even though older generations had internet longer, it wasn't used anywhere near as frequently. So I think that has something to do with it. The internet was also slow af.

[@BGL19283]

OK to be fair that ghost one is genuinely hilarious and while the account might be a problem, I think that most of the people commenting were just like having a bit about it

[@TwinRiver100]

8:03 is it possible that some of those comments are bots as well?

[@oscarorozcoorejel]

Dude I got an ad for using Microsoft ai while watching this

[@RaxiazRedux]

i hate AI. it is a tool like anything else. we've been using AI for years now; but thanks to generative AI, it's all going to hell in a handbasket. IMO "AI" as it is now shouldn't be a public tool.... but idk.