Hopefully a sign the bubble is bursting
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This shit is ALL going to burst.
Newer open weight models are constantly being released that are leagues better than the last generation and it's becoming easier and easier to just download a model and do this shit on your own computer at home if you've got a decent gaming rig. Why pay anyone for this shit? Look up the new video model that just got released, LTX 2.3, or what can be done with Flux 2 Klein. All with free tools like Stability Matrix and ComfyUI. You can skim through NerdyRodent's videos on YT to get an Idea of what is possible FOR FREE with computing equipment many of us already have. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-ZLRAhPyLk
BTW, there is a workflow in ComfyUI that "extends" a video. You input the video of someone saying something and then type how you want the video to extend and what you want the person to say and it just does it almost seamlessly. Even when you know where it takes over its almost impossible to tell with the naked eye and ear. It copies their speech almost perfectly. https://youtu.be/nOCMsqVujBI?t=858 this is timestamped where he does it to a asmongold clip
The next big national election pretty much anywhere is going to be COOKED.
Do you think they're going to try to find a way to stop people downloading and making their own? Like pull a copyright thing and make everything licensed?
No. For one, SCOTUS ruled that content purely generated by AI is not copyrightable. Yeah, I know, finally a good decision from an awful organization.
A second point is the cat is already out of the bag. We currently have tools so powerful that the average person will be fooled. It's amazing what we can do with AI and AI generation.
For example I'm currently working on training my own LoRAs to create a purely digital 'realistic' fox girl I can use to sell adult content and while the process isn't "easy" for creating consistency, if you want to do things one-off that part is absolutely easy. Even if I create this thing I have no plans on copyrighting it. I'm putting a lot of work in getting the tail to look right and consistent at the base of the spine in a photo-realistic way and the thing is, once I do that and release photos and videos I have no doubt other people will use my images and videos to train their own LoRA. The work I put into it will be made 10x more easy for others just using my results. That just is how it is and you accept it when working in this space. What you bank on is that the average person isn't going to care to put in the effort and/or they just have a few bucks to toss you on a patreon to get their regular adult slop of a fox girl abusing herself and calling you "daddy".
I found YouTube links in your comment. Here are links to the same videos on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
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