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McDonald’s said the moment served as “an important learning” as it explored “the effective use of AI”.
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Meanwhile, in non-corporate, non-shitville, actual talent can do great things with AI.
Then again, the video is still weird AF, which is what they were going for.
What on earth did I just watch
Dude’s right leg briefly bends backwards before it becomes his left leg and his right elbow is bent completely behind his back somehow after he hits the ice already. Edit: actually, i think his right hand disappears behind him and materializes out of his hood.
I wonder what the other 599 attempts looked like.
That’s hilarious lmao.
Look it up, the whole thing is bad, like “how did they think this was gonna work” bad. It’s got the uncanny valley, lack of a cohesive storyline, nonsense song lyrics (they sound decent, until you read the lyrics), etc. I can only assume they thought it would only do them good because they were using AI, but no, no it didn’t help.
I felt unconfortably high. If someone wants to do some “bad trip” microdosing, this is the video.
It was shitty, but if you wanna imagine you’re tripping, this is it right here.
Kinda. It gets the “tunneling” part right but the visuals are much slower to transform in my experience.
Yeah, pretty much the same here though if the dose is higher it can get close to this.
