David Xu, executive producer of League of Legends: Wild Rift, said Riot was “Can Can Can Better Do” after sharing a commemorative video to the game's account on Chinese social media site Weibo.
However, Xu has not confirmed that the video uses AI in this document, and instead claims it is a “creator-made” video heading towards the official channel of the League of Legends spinoff.
The video has since been removed from Weibo (but has been saved for prosperity via Twitter reposts from Reddit and Twitter Fans) depicts a big concert celebrating Wild Rift's third anniversary. Or it looks very janky to boot with r “third” as the video text spells “anisally”. Some of your favorites, including Jinx, Seraphine and Yasuo, do their best to entertain the crowd that appears to have a scary, rubbery face at some points.
You can't know the six-fingered hand, but there are plenty of visual glitches to expect, from generative AI to malfunctions to shapeshift handguns, to handguns that can't fully determine whether they're firing bullets or lasers. Also, considering the video appeared in Chinese society, this may just be a mistranslation, but one of the main lyrics of the song is “You can make the blower higher.”
The Wild Rift China version has rebounded.
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Queues many Mifudo fans and Xu responses. “Yesterday we posted a creator-made video on our official Weibo channel. Frankly, we didn't reach the mark,” he wrote. “When posting content on our official channels, it is our point to maintain a high quality bar and clarify where it comes from. We appreciate all the feedback.
So, it reportedly is all third party content that shouldn't rise in the main, but there was no direct approval of the Eyelephant in the room. Xu has also neglected to mention the video's obvious origins. This is believed to be an AI production company called “Outliers.” The Bilibili page contains a Wild Lift Anniversary video and a section header that translates: “Collection: AIL Uses AI to Showcase 100 Aesthetic Styles.”
Thank you, Alien, but I'm fine.
