Sora AI: Will Change The Global Economy FOREVER

Andrei Jikh
19 Feb 202410:41

Summary

TLDREl video analiza cómo la nueva inteligencia artificial de OpenAI llamada Sora puede generar videos hiperrealistas con solo unas palabras de indicación. Esto podría hacer obsoletos a videógrafos, animadores y otras industrias creativas. También plantea preguntas sobre las implicaciones económicas y éticas. Si bien la IA aún tiene limitaciones, está mejorando rápidamente. El video expresa preocupación por el posible impacto negativo, pero también entusiasmo por las nuevas posibilidades creativas que ofrece esta tecnología.

Takeaways

  • 😲 AI video generation technology like Sora can create incredibly realistic and detailed video footage with just text prompts
  • 😧 This technology threatens to displace jobs in industries like videography, animation, stock footage, etc.
  • 🤔 It is unclear how the job losses from AI will impact the global economy
  • 👍 AI video generation opens up new creative possibilities for things like alternate endings to shows
  • 😀 We may see the first AI-generated virtual influencer that people don't realize is not human
  • ⚠️ Safeguards like watermarks currently allow identifying AI-generated footage
  • 😅 The AI sometimes makes amusing mistakes revealing its limitations
  • 📈 The technology is rapidly improving over time
  • 😨 It has potential to be used positively or dangerously depending on the application
  • 🤷‍♂️ The societal impacts of powerful generative AI remain to be seen

Q & A

  • ¿Cómo funciona la inteligencia artificial Sora de OpenAI?

    -Sora es capaz de generar videos hiperrealistas a partir de simples prompts de texto que describen lo que debe aparecer en el video. Usa modelos de deep learning entrenados con enormes conjuntos de datos.

  • ¿Qué industrias podrían verse afectadas por esta tecnología?

    -Industrias como la videografía, la animación 3D, las productoras de stocks de video, e incluso los viajes en el tiempo podrían verse impactedos ya que esta IA puede reemplazar gran parte de su trabajo.

  • ¿Es Sora perfecta en este momento?

    -No, aún tiene fallas sutiles si observas los videos cuadro por cuadro. Por ejemplo, a veces la gravedad se invierte o los objetos desaparecen. Pero estas fallas son muy pequeñas.

  • ¿Cómo puede esta tecnología ser peligrosa?

    -Podría utilizarse para diseminar desinformación y noticias falsas de forma hiperrealista. También para suplantaciones profundas de identidad.

  • ¿Por qué el autor dice que esta tecnología podría ser el fin de la humanidad?

    -Porque una inteligencia artificial tan avanzada que puede crear cualquier cosa, una vez desatada, podría salirse de control y poner en riesgo a la humanidad.

  • ¿Cómo está OpenAI previniendo los usos dañinos de Sora?

    -Por ahora solo un grupo selecto de testers tiene acceso a ella, y todos los videos tienen una marca de agua visible.

  • ¿El autor cree que esta tecnología destruirá empleos?

    -Sí, predice que millones de empleos como videógrafos, animadores, y proveedores de stock de video se verán impactados.

  • ¿Qué impacto positivo predice el autor que tendrá esta tecnología?

    -Que habrá una explosión de nuevos creadores de contenido y posiblemente celebridades de IA que la gente no sabrá que son artificiales.

  • ¿Por qué el autor compara esta tecnología con GPT y la huelga de escritores?

    -Porque de forma similar, Sora podría reemplazar trabajos creativos especializados al automatizar la creación de contenido hiperrealista.

  • ¿Cuáles son los próximos pasos para esta tecnología según el autor?

    -Mejorar continuamente eliminando fallas sutiles, remover las marcas de agua, y eventualmente dar acceso público para que cualquiera pueda usarla.

Outlines

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🤖 La Revolución de la Inteligencia Artificial con Sora

Este párrafo introduce la tecnología de inteligencia artificial avanzada de OpenAI, llamada Sora, que es capaz de crear videos realistas a partir de descripciones textuales. El autor comparte su asombro sobre las capacidades de Sora, demostrando cómo puede generar contenido visual que antes se consideraba imposible sin recursos extensos como viajar a locaciones específicas o usar equipos especializados. Se mencionan ejemplos específicos, como la recreación de una escena en Tokio y un tráiler de película, para ilustrar el nivel de realismo y creatividad que Sora puede alcanzar. Además, se toca el potencial impacto de Sora en la economía global y en la industria del videografía, sugiriendo una transformación significativa en la creación de contenido visual.

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🌍 Implicaciones de la IA en la Producción Visual y la Economía

En este párrafo, el autor reflexiona sobre las consecuencias profundas de la tecnología de IA en el mundo de la producción de video y más allá. Se discute cómo Sora está desafiando la necesidad de videógrafos profesionales y afectando industrias como la de stock footage, a través de ejemplos de videos generados por IA que son indistinguibles de los reales. Se plantean preguntas sobre el futuro de las profesiones creativas y técnicas y se especula sobre los posibles efectos en el empleo y la economía global. Además, se menciona la preocupación por el uso potencialmente peligroso de esta tecnología en la manipulación de la realidad visual y la necesidad de salvaguardas para prevenir abusos.

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📽 Reflexiones sobre el Futuro del Contenido Creativo con IA

El párrafo final reflexiona sobre el impacto personal y profesional de la inteligencia artificial en la industria del contenido creativo, sugiriendo que mientras algunos aspectos de la producción tradicional pueden volverse obsoletos, también se abren nuevas posibilidades para la creación de contenido. El autor invita a la audiencia a considerar las implicaciones más amplias de la IA en las industrias creativas y a participar en la discusión sobre cómo la tecnología está redefiniendo lo que significa ser un creador en la era digital. Se enfatiza la mezcla de anticipación y precaución ante el rápido avance de la IA, cerrando con un llamado a la acción para que la audiencia se mantenga informada y participativa en el futuro de la creación de contenido.

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Keywords

💡inteligencia artificial

La inteligencia artificial (IA) se refiere a sistemas informáticos que pueden realizar tareas que normalmente requieren inteligencia humana. En el video, el narrador inicialmente pensaba que la IA era sólo una moda pasajera, pero ahora cree que la tecnología de IA como Sora de OpenAI es muy avanzada y cambiará el mundo de formas que la gente aún no entiende completamente.

💡Sora

Sora es la tecnología de generación de imágenes y video de OpenAI presentada en 2022. En el video, el narrador muestra varios ejemplos impresionantes de videos generados por Sora a partir de simples descripciones de texto.

💡desplazamiento de trabajos

El narrador especula que tecnologías de IA como Sora podrían desplazar o eliminar millones de trabajos humanos en áreas como videografía, animación 3D y producción comercial.

💡economía

La pérdida masiva de empleos debido a IA como Sora podría tener consecuencias negativas de gran alcance para la economía global, incluyendo la pérdida de productividad, ganancias más bajas para las empresas y problemas en las cadenas de suministro.

💡elecciones

El video advierte que los videos de IA han alcanzado tal nivel de realismo que podrían utilizarse para difundir desinformación y manipular a los votantes durante las elecciones.

💡contenido generado por los fans

Un aspecto positivo es que tecnologías como Sora permitirían a los fans crear fácilmente contenidos alternativos de sus programas favoritos.

💡marcas de agua

Para detectar contenido generado por IA, los videos de Sora actualmente incluyen una marca de agua. Pero el narrador señala que estos marcadores podrían eliminarse fácilmente.

💡imperfecciones

Aunque los videos de Sora parecen muy realistas, un análisis detallado aún puede identificar imperfecciones sutiles debido a limitaciones actuales de la IA.

💡futuro

El narrador predice que las capacidades de generación de video por IA seguirán mejorando rápidamente, lo que resultará en aplicaciones tanto positivas como negativas.

💡interrogantes

Más que ofrecer respuestas definitivas sobre el impacto de Sora y tecnologías similares, el video plantea preguntas inquietantes sobre cómo podrían afectar al empleo humano y otras áreas.

Highlights

Sora is an AI that can generate realistic videos from text prompts

Sora could displace jobs like videographers, animators, drone operators

This technology will likely consolidate jobs and reduce incomes

The uncanny realism could enable misuse for things like fake political ads

It could open up new creative opportunities for things like fan-made content

There are some flaws for now, like odd physics or disappearing objects

The technology is rapidly improving and the flaws will likely be fixed

Transcripts

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so I used to think that artificial

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intelligence was just one of those words

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that people threw around to get

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investors excited about putting their

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money in the stock market and I thought

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that it would never happen in my

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lifetime but I think I'm wrong if you

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haven't heard about open AI Sora it's

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about to blow your mind and probably

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change the world forever in ways that I

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don't think people fully understand yet

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you type in some text of what you want

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and it creates videos and it does that

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at such a high level of realism that it

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shouldn't even be possible here are just

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some of the examples of what it can do

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right now here's a stylish woman that

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walks down a Tokyo Street filled with

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warm glowing neon and animated City

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signage she wears a black leather jacket

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a long red dress and black boots and

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carries a black purse that was a one

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minute long video that Sora created with

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just a couple words in that prompt now I

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added the music and the sound effects

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because right now it can't do that and

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it can't syn with video but I imagine it

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will soon but it's doing that with such

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a level of realism that it shouldn't be

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possible without physically traveling to

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Tokyo and shooting on a lowlight

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fullframe sensor camera like the A7 S3

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in 4k at 120 frames per second and it's

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creating a shot that has never existed

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before in human history and all it took

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was just a couple words on a keyboard it

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gets crazier though here's a movie

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trailer featuring The Adventures of the

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30-year-old Spaceman wearing a red wool

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knitted motorcycle helmet Blue Sky salt

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desert cinematic style shot on 35 mm

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film with Vivid colors that straight up

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looks like a scene from a JJ Abrams

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movie except with a lot less lens flares

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hold on there I fixed it it gets even

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better because it can take a simple

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photo as an input and reimagine it into

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a video that looks like this this is

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absolutely insane and this is just the

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tip of the iceberg of what it can do let

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me show you how this technology is about

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to change all our lives and the global

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economy forever let's get into it hi my

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name is Andre J hope you're doing well

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come for the finance and stay for the

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magic because seeing is no longer

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believing AGI or artificial general

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intelligence is the single most

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important invention in all of human

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history and it will also probably be our

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last because once you create the thing

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that can create anything it's game over

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and I used to think that that was

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science fiction or at least it wouldn't

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happen for a long time and probably not

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in my lifetime but it's kind of scary

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how fast it actually is is happening and

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it's accelerating now my initial

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thoughts are that it will probably

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displace millions of jobs and throughout

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this video I'll probably be asking you

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more questions than I'll be answering

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because I don't know the answer like

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what's going to happen to Specialty

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companies that make cameras and drones

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you used to need a company that did that

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the thousands of dollars that you needed

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saved and the Drone licensed operate

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them but now you don't need any of that

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all you have to do is type drone view of

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wave crashing against the rugged Cliffs

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along big sur's graypoint beach voila

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you get a picture perfect cinematic

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drone shot I mean this is crazy I've

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been to Big Sir and I actually flew a

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drone there and it looked exactly like

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that except in this case they recreated

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the shot perfectly and they didn't have

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to go to California thank the Lord

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kidding but also what happens to all the

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videographers that are out there because

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in 2022 the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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reported that videographers earned

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roughly 62,000 a year which is a very

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livable wage and there's approximately

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875,000 videographers in the us alone

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and they range anywhere from wildli all

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the way to oceanographers and those very

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specific Fields within videography can

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also now be replicated by Sora here's

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Borneo Wildlife on the kinab batangan

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river here's one of the most detailed

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shots of a Victoria crowned pigeon

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here's some wly mammoths for you and

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here's an octopus doing its octopus

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thing so now we're potentially talking

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about not needing videographers at all

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or at least not as many as we have today

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and we might not even need companies

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that make special glass like macro

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lenses because here is an extreme

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closeup of a 24-year-old woman's eye

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blinking standing in maresh during magic

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hour come on if someone didn't tell you

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that was AI would you even think twice

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about it also another question what

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happens to the animators the people that

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made things like Toy Story in 2022 there

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were 2 million animators globally making

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$75,000 a year on average but also

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here's an animated scene featuring a

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closeup of a short fluffy monster

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kneeling beside a melting red candle

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does that mean we don't need an entire

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Studio of 3D Graphics animators I don't

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know but Sora also extends Way Beyond

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animation and movie making it's also

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going to change the way that people make

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commercials like car commercials for

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example which will never be made the

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same again here's a typical car shot you

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might see a drone following a car in

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extreme detail and and here's another of

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a Porsche just driving in the mountains

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and it looks insanely real if you never

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told me I would never have noticed that

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these were AI generated videos and this

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is coming from a guy who did video

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production professionally for 20 years

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no one is safe from this technology not

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even Time Travelers they're about to go

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out of business too here's a really

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detailed shot of California during the

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Gold Rush it's even able to visualize

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not only what the past might have looked

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like but also the future here's a shot

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of logos Nigeria in the year 2056 shot

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with a mobile phone camera when I first

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found out about this my first thought

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was this is an April Fool's joke right

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there's no way these videos were AI

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generated how did we go from making

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videos that look like this less than a

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year ago makes no sense at all to videos

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that look like this which look like

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they're shot on beautiful 4K cameras in

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slow motion so I guess we can also say

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goodbye to stock footage companies and

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openai tells us that these were all

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created by Sora without any modification

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so this is not a joke this technology is

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here to stay and my question is what's

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going to happen next now I watched one

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of the First videos that came out about

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this by MKBHD and he had a really

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interesting observation about that drone

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shot that I showed you earlier and that

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has all sorts of implications for the

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Drone pilot that no longer needs to be

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hired for all the photographers and

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videographers whose footage no longer

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needs to be licensed to show up in that

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ad that's being made it's already that

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good which is exactly my point and that

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Tokyo shot short of going to Tokyo and

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hiring a crew of videographers maybe a

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video editor maybe a colorist booking

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flights to get there the hotels the

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meals all of that is not as needed

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anymore there's going to be a lot of

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jobs that will be eliminated or at the

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very least those incomes will be

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drastically reduced and the jobs will be

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concentrated into fewer jobs we kind of

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already saw that happen with Chad GPT

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and the writer strike I imagine we'll

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see more job postings like this one from

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Netflix when they wanted to find an AI

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platform manager and they offered them

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$900,000 per year for the companies that

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can I can see them consolidating say 20

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of their jobs into fewer at a fraction

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of the cost and the thing that's scary

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without trying to fearmonger because I

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don't know the answer is that if you

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eliminate an entire industry of people

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even if it's a small one it can have

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Ripple consequences on the entire global

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economy with loss of employment loss of

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productivity lower profits potentially

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supply chain problems and the assets and

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Loans of those people and who pays for

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them if they can't also it's election

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year and this technology has gotten so

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good that it's crossed the uncanny

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valley in other words the people in

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these AI videos look real especially to

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people who might not be looking for or

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even be aware of what AI can do already

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and the thing that's shocking that we

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have to keep in mind is that this

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technology is getting better and better

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faster and faster again remember this is

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where we were less than a year ago now

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there are a couple good things that I

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can see coming from this technology and

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one of them is fan-made Recreations of

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alternate endings for their favorite

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shows cuz I think some of them do need

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it I imagine this will open up a

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Floodgate Of new content creators on

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social media who knows we might even see

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the first AI generated person who people

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don't even know is not a real person

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like I could be AI generated you don't

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know your mind would be blown all I'm

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saying is you've never seen me and Sora

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in the same room the good news is for

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now they do have safeguards in place

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like for example the watermark in the

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bottom right hand corner which for now

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is how you can tell it was AI generated

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but someone can also easily just crop

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that out they're also keeping this

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technology only open to the quote red

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teamers or the group of testers who are

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working to refine it cuz right now it's

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not perfect if you look close enough at

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any of the shots you'll notice that

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something is off it's very small small

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though and you have to look really

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really close like for example one of my

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favorites is this shot of the dogs

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playing in the snow it's probably one of

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the best I've seen on their website at

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first glance you probably didn't notice

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what just happened I know I didn't but

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if you look close enough you'll see that

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the gravity reverses in the snow sort of

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Falls upward for a split second also the

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Gold Rush California scene right in the

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beginning there's a horse that just

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copper fields and vanishes from the left

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side of the frame sometimes it's just

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super subtle like that and all the clips

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have something in them if you play them

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frame by frame and other times it's a

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lot more obvious like for example these

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red pandas in the petri dish which only

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have two legs for some reason or these

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multiplying wolves which shouldn't be

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doing that it has trouble with accuracy

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when it comes to multiples of things the

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good news is if you look close enough

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you'll notice something but it is good

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enough to be used creatively and I

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imagine in some cases dangerously but

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also remember it's only going to get

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better from here or maybe worse well I

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guess it's better for some people and

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worse for the people that make videos

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for a living hey wait a

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minute I'm a Blake employee I'd love to

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know your thoughts about what you think

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all of this means if there's entire

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industries that we might not need now I

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don't think that AI is going to be the

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end of us but if it is we'll get some

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really great shows and movies out of it

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and I'm really looking forward to that

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as always I hope you have a wonderful

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