What a lot of battles there are going to be with AI. In such a short time it's escalated to taking over people's faces and bodies without there consent. And now they're going to have to spend time/money to defend their rights.
I already can't tell most of the time when a youtube video/short is AI and that worries me a lot. Thankfully there are smarter people in the comment sections who inform us that we've been fooled by AI. At least I've learned to look for the little message way down in the description that indicates in somewhat couched language that it's possible it's not real people. But that's just youtube. What about everything else that uses AI without disclosure?
Is there anything good about this new technology? I've yet to discover it, if there is.
As someone who watched season one, Princess Agents, I have to say this follow up feels uneven. The very beginning was off putting, picking up right where the first season left off but with him standing on a mountain of corpses, came across as cheesy rather than dramatic. The story still feels quite chaotic, even though the latest episodes show some improvement. The pacing is rushed, the acting lacks flow, and the editing feels rough. The cinematography is strong, but the transitions between scenes could be smoother. I will keep watching since there has been progress, but I hope the pacing slows down and the storytelling becomes more coherent. These are only my first impressions. Many dramas I ended up loving did not start out strong.
I sincerely hope that he will be allowed to put this behind him and move forward with the same "love and support of many people." It hurts my heart that a person feels the need to publicly apologize in this manner. It was a beautifully written apology, but I feel that he should have been able to convey it privately to the limited number of individuals who may have any claim on it. I also hope that people can read this apology and learn from it. Everyone has shortcomings, oversights, mistakes, and bad choices. Just as this apology demonstrates-the way to handle them is to acknowledge, take responsibility, attempt to correct, and determine a course to prevent them in the future. I admire his character and hope he will be given the privacy and grace that every person has a right to.
I always laugh at people who defend AI cause they can't think for themselves anymore, these are the issues that plagues it, there so much more negatives to AI than positives.
2 
2 
1 
1 
I already can't tell most of the time when a youtube video/short is AI and that worries me a lot. Thankfully there are smarter people in the comment sections who inform us that we've been fooled by AI. At least I've learned to look for the little message way down in the description that indicates in somewhat couched language that it's possible it's not real people. But that's just youtube. What about everything else that uses AI without disclosure?
Is there anything good about this new technology? I've yet to discover it, if there is.
> Watches POJ
"Get me a white wig, a bathtub, and a gallon of red corn syrup, QUICKLY!"
I also hope that people can read this apology and learn from it. Everyone has shortcomings, oversights, mistakes, and bad choices. Just as this apology demonstrates-the way to handle them is to acknowledge, take responsibility, attempt to correct, and determine a course to prevent them in the future.
I admire his character and hope he will be given the privacy and grace that every person has a right to.