Will Smith enjoys crowd videos generated by his own AI by sharing clips of him playing to the cat

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• Will Smith enjoyed his own Instagram video by posting crowds made up of fully generated cats

• The star previously caught Flak for sharing a video featuring an AI-generated crowd

• Green Day referenced the situation by posting “no need ai” for a large crowd

This is all about how Smith's AI social media failures have been flipped and turned upside down.

Smith, 56, caught Flak from fans after sharing the video on August 12th to Instagram.

Shortly afterwards, this post was laughed at Green Day. And now, Smith responds with a cheeky video, informing fans that the fans are taking part in the joke.

The Oscar winner enjoyed the situation in a new performance video shared on Instagram on August 29th.

“The crowd was Poppin' Tonite!!!” he captioned the video and featured him performing to cat fans.

One fan commented that they “love the way they handle these hatreds,” while others like Quest Love commented, “it scared me.”

This post comes a day after Green Day appeared to reference the situation in a video of fans shaking over the performance of the 1994 song “Basket Case.”

“Don't need AI for our crowd,” Locker captioned their post.

Smith was scratching his head at fans after the August 12th video. This featured him playing his new song “You Can Make It,” walking along the barricades and touching the fans as he sang.

“My favorite part of the tour is seeing you soon. Thank you for seeing me too ❤️,” he captioned the post.

Dozens of people were shown in the crowd, and many people helped “to “you can make it.”

However, a common sight has revealed that some things are turned off. One fan had his foot in his hand, while another said “Lov U Fresh Prince” but E should have an E.

The actress named Heather Ashley Boyer commented that her face and body were used in clips, despite having never seen Smith at a concert.

“It looks like it's been scraped from the photos tagged on Instagram. The guy next to me is completely fake, but the salmon shorts look similar to me in the real photo,” she commented.

Smith spent the summer on tours in Europe and promoted his latest album Based on a true storyappeared in March and marked his first album in 20 years. He closes things out in Paris on Tuesday, September 2nd.

This is not the first time a star has made a headline for something AI-related. In 2023, an AI-generated video of a distorted Smith eating spaghetti has been word of mouth. It has since been called the “Spaghetti with Will Smith” test. Forbes It's called “something from the Turing test of video generators, a baseline to test how powerful AI models are in fact.”

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