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Green Day enjoys Will Smith on social media after an actor's recent touring audience montage video was generated by AI and appears to have gone viral online.
Smith is currently on a tour “based on a true story” to support an album of the same name that was dropped on March 28th. Despite the name of the album, King Richard The actor was not exactly true in the social media video depicting his recent show.
Prior to the UK show that began in Scarborough on August 24th, the artist shared the video on his official YouTube channel.
Despite his serious tone, fans quickly pointed out AI Hallmarks throughout the video. Some viewers pointed out the strange and false hands and extra fingers of concert participants.
Green Day places great emphasis on discussion when posting footage of her audience. A video depicting fans of barriers singing along to the tuning “Basket Case.” They listened to the video, “Don't need AI for the crowd.”
To investigate the true source of the video, far This footage was sent to Jesse Glass, the lead AI researcher at Decideai, who analyzed the clip. He said, “It is possible to train an AI model to detect whether a video clip is the output of a model. However, you need to access a large amount of content from the model and generated content.”
Glass says, “As an audience, I show some characteristics on the clip: its length, movement, lack of audio, and the expression of people who give strength to the doubt that this reel has been enhanced with an AI clip.”
Smith is not the only musician accused of using AI. Recently, Rod Stewart fired after displaying an AI-generated video of Ozzy Osbourne taking selfies alongside various dead musicians during his recent tour.
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