Some commenters widen debate to AI's broader harms
2 Sep 20 8:22 PM · 3d ago · 23 comments · 1 source · development 2 of 2
A subset of replies moved past the authenticity question to argue that AI-generated content broadly threatens creative professionals and should be disclosed or avoided, while others urged people to simply enjoy the clip regardless of its origin.
“The giveaway is to watch the loose bits of snow as they get kicked up. In the first part of the video they fly up but then disappear instead of falling back down again.”
notinvented.bsky.social, Bluesky commenter · bluesky ↗agonyflips.bsky.social Original posternotinvented.bsky.social Commentercomputationcomedy.bsky.social Commenter
The whole story postscomments the bright band is this development · numbered dots are the others · click one to jump
What people said 24 voices · best of 125 · verbatim
-
This is an Ai slop generated video. REPORT AND BLOCK!!
-
It's a fun clip, and made me laugh, but yes it is AI. The giveaway is to watch the loose bits of snow as they get kicked up. In the first part of the video they fly up but then disappear instead of falling back down again. In the second part the vast majority of the time they're not there at all.
-
Cute but can't shake the certainty that it's AI. Goats don't mug for the camera.
-
It’s AI, my zombie friends. Try not to disassociate from reality. The world needs you to be in it. You’re integral. Now snap out of it!
-
I call AI, goats hate getting wet. It can cause them to catch hyperthermia.
-
It’s not Al art. It’s Computer-Rendererd Artificial Pictures: C.R.A.P.
-
I choose to believe that’s not AI but rather an incredibly cute kid playing in the snow 😊
-
Baby goats are so adorable. Silly adorable. If they stayed that size they’d all be our pets. Though you can and should also have adult goat companions.
-
I’ve seen the cat version of this. Pretty sure it’s AI.
-
Cute, but it’s an obvious AI. They should watermark AI videos.
-
A.I. If you ever get a goat to do this, then you still have a challenge to have the snow produce that much sound, I think.
-
Here y'all, we don't use ANY AI on our alpaca vids(i don't knowingly use any at all) --straight from the pen. Authentic baby alpacas. That's Morticia in the coat, she's still really small. Literally filmed earlier this evening before we got them on the scale for the daily weigh-in.
-
He shouldn't have spit. That made it really obvious.
-
B
Yeah.. You can tell by the classic comedic timing and soo many variations of humor.
-
The sheer number of credulous morons gushing about how cute this vid is provides some insight into just how fucked we are now. And when you point out that it's AI slop, their response is often to either argue that it's not or simply say: "So what? It made me smile." Fucking idiots.
-
if AI users think wondering if it is AI detracts from people’s enjoyment, they should just just tag it as AI from the start
-
This is quite possibly the greatest video ever made, literally the only reason the internet was created
-
Report for "misleading content" and block. This is the way. Fuck Ai slop!!
-
Public Service Announcement: Stop posting AI slop animal videos.
-
In other situations I'd agree with this sentiment but in the case of AI we're concerned whether the video is real or the produced of a copyright mincing CSAM machine that's built to destroy the entire professional class.
-
I wouldnt put it beyond being edited somehow (the pfbbbt! seems too perfect), but a 20+ second long AI clip is pretty expensive for a goat video, no?
-
Omg, it's Ai generated slop. Report and block.
-
E
I used to be really good a telling the difference, ray-trace errors or rendering flaws, but it's almost impossible to tell now.
-
I don’t care if this is real or not, it’s fantastic!😂
All 2 developments of Viral snow-goat video splits Bluesky over whether it's… →
Bluesky