How AI videos are changing

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The video taps into a current trend of AI-generated content and the controversy surrounding it, offering a critical perspective and actionable advice for viewers to identify fake content.

Summary

This video explains how AI-generated content creators are shifting from sob stories to "run to Target" or "run to IKEA" formats. The creator argues that these new formats are still fake and often feature shoddy AI work, encouraging viewers to examine account history rather than individual videos.

Structure

1Introduction to AI video trends
2Shift from sob stories to "run to X" formats
3Critique of AI video quality and authenticity
4Advice on identifying AI-generated content
5Focus on account history over individual videos

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The video discusses AI-generated videos and drop-shipping tactics, with the creator's own website, riddance.ai, being promoted as a solution.

Original caption

How AI videos are changing #bookish #BookTok #targetrun #handmade #costcorun AI drop shippers are switching to safer video formats after being called out by viewers for generating videos with undertones of political violence. Now they're dominating the "run to Target" and "run to Ikea" trends with their drop-shipping slop. Look at these accounts as a whole instead of relying on pixel-peeping to determine whether an account is AI or not.

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Call to action

Look at the account's history. Look at their old videos. Be wary of brand-new accounts. We should focus a lot on the formats AI creators use, the quality of their accounts rather than pixel peeping their individual videos.

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How AI videos are changing Yesterday a democrat attacked me... These AI videos went too far, I was hurt very bad... and people noticed. Daughter: "stop making those STUPID hat back packs, go get a real job" story wasn't cutting it "Nobody wants your WEIRD Tim Burton lamps just give it up already" AI GENERATED Yesterday a democrat did this... AI GENERATED Yesterday a leftist did this... AI GENERATED This democrat hated on my usa necklaces... This is sad and lame, but it's also obvious, so people are flooding their comments with memes. I think this format's cooked, and drop shippers are noticing. They're pivoting to other formats like the run to Target or run to IKEA videos with a shocked AI person. They want people to go to Target's website then say, "Hey, it's not there," in the comments so the drop shipper can send them their Shopify website full of cheap drop-shipped things that were never in stores. You can look for AI tells, like some have mangled text or weird things like the AI putting this Las Vegas magnet backwards for some reason. Jk we sell them!! link in bio But honestly, I don't think that's necessary. This is a fake format. The format is the tell. I've seen a few real "Oh my god they're in Target" videos, but those are still lying, and the format is dominated by AI. You should always look at the account's history. Look at their old videos. Many of them still have their old sob story formats up. be wary of brand-new accounts. We should focus a lot on the formats AI creators use the quality of their accounts rather than pixel peeping their individual videos. Even as those videos evolve and improve, the accounts are usually very sloppy.

Transcript

These AI videos went too far, and people noticed. The sob story wasn't cutting it anymore, so some pages turned to AI-generated political violence. This is sad and lame, but it's also obvious, so people are flooding their comments with memes. I think this format's cooked, and drop shippers are noticing. They're pivoting to other formats like the run to Target or run to IKEA videos with a shocked AI person. They want people to go to Target's website then say, "Hey, it's not there," in the comments so the drop shipper can send them their Shopify website full of cheap drop-shipped things that were never in stores. You can look for AI tells, like some have mangled text or weird things like the AI putting this Las Vegas magnet backwards for some reason. But honestly, I don't think that's necessary. This is a fake format. The format is the tell. I've seen a few real "Oh my god they're in Target" videos, but those are still lying, and the format is dominated by AI. You should always look at the account's history. Look at their old videos. Many of them still have their old sob story formats up. Be wary of brand-new accounts. We should focus a lot on the formats AI creators use, the quality of their accounts rather than pixel peeping their individual videos. Even as those videos evolve and improve, the accounts are usually very sloppy.