Skepticism emerges about the footage's authenticity
3 Sep 20 11:09 AM · 3d ago · 13 comments · 1 source · development 3 of 3
As the video circulates, some viewers question whether the highly symmetrical forms are naturally occurring or artificially created. One commenter notes the structures appear too perfect to be entirely real.
“At least some of it is too symmetrical to be real.”
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likely some combination of water, dye, and a thickener of some kind to increase viscosity and surface tension. helps the liquid to form these long structures without losing form. the slow-mo helps to show details that get lost in how quickly the actual splash happens
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Husband, "that's why kids play with their food." Me, "adults would do that too, if we could watch it in slow motion and not have to clean up the mess!"
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At least some of it is too symmetrical to be real.
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So this A.I. crap is what all these data centers support? No thanks.
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Now I am cynical that we are being inundated with AI slop.
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True, but this ain't the post for that reply my dude.
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High speed camera and the study of fluid dynamics.
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You know nothing of fluid dynamics. Hence the high speed camera
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No, everything "digital brain" posts is AI. 🚮
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These are the kind of things you miss when you move too fast. So I avoid it. In fact I avoid moving at any speed. I'm a living still life
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You've got AI on the brain. Go unplug if you can't admit that science had you fooled
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Damn that's a lot of water and electricity used to make that AI.
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I have always been fascinated with fluid dynamics.
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The principle is sound but this used AI.
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The last one is the best in show, but they are all fantastic! Spirograph with liquids
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These clips are old and not AI. I remember seeing them around 2019
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OK, I thought this was gonna be cheesy, but that was rad as fuck
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Physics in slow motion. It's absolutely breathtaking!
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obvious vs oblivious: the patterns of "bombs away".
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AI stuff will bring out my skeptic side.
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This was not created by "people", and there's nothing "artistic" about AI. Videos like this have huge environmental footprints. Creating this AI vid wasted a ton of electricity & water, but someone thought it was worth it b/c they wanted the validation from internet strangers' likes & reposts.
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It's not "art". It's artificial intelligence. Videos like this have huge environmental footprints. Creating this fake video wasted a ton of electricity and water, but someone thought it was worth it because they really wanted to fool people for "likes" and reposts.
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there is definitely a composite symmytry effect being used on some of the shots. The effect is crudely done but not sure if this would indicate that is is fun editing rather than ai. I hate that I don't know.
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The green color makes me think "The exorcist meets art". :) If it were a different color I'd probably not would think of the green scenes in that movie.:)
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