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    Problematic undercurrents of homophobia aside, the trend paints a troubling picture of a future filled with photorealistic and eerily believable AI slop.

    What a fucking incredible line

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    I’m not a fan, but he doesn’t strike me as someone who takes himself seriously enough for this to be the self-own that the headline seems to imply.

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      Yeah, he is one of those who think even bad press is good marketing.

      Even got himself spread so far, they are posting it on Lemmy.

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    Haha wow they made the robot call him gay what a sick burn! Grooooosssss!!! Thank god this man who got famous via “negative” publicity definitely isn’t still doing that!!! Great job, Futurism!!!

    Stupid outlet. Stupid story. Stupid person. Stupid technology. This man gets richer and gets the attention he wants. Journalists need to have a bit of a think before they start typing.

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    Smart move to get free press and attempt to stay relevant. Futurism got played. IE, more manufactured drama.

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    Every time a bell rings someone uses Sora to make 5 seconds worth of content portraying Jake Paul being gay, an angle gets his wings it consumes as much power as running a microwave for an hour.

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      Source? I’d expect a more realistic claim is running a microwave for 30 seconds to a minute.

      I don’t think generating a sora video can definitely take 2-4 hours of GPU time as your claim suggests.

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        I went on a bit of a dive trying to find this out. Listening to Lemmy you’d believe a single text query burns 1,000 trees.

        The “microwave for an hour” line comes from this article. It attributes it to Sasha Luccioni/Code Carbon, which monitored the power usage of a computer while it created a video with “CogVideoX” (not Sora).

        So OP isn’t exactly right but unfortunately we don’t have much better to go off. I’m inclined to believe Sora would be much better than that. A surprising amount of news articles all eventually lead back to Sasha Luccioni.

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        Microwaves are like 1000-1500 watt/h.

        There is no way generating a video is 1.200.000 watt/h when a ChatGPT prompt is only about 0.3 Watt-hours

        Your estimate of 8-17 watt/h may be closer, but still probably overestimates it by a ton.

        This smells like Fuck AI propaganda.

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          You’re confusing Watts (power) with Watt-hours (energy). A Watt is a Joule per second. A Watt-hour is the amount of energy you’d use if you used 1 Watt for an hour i.e. 3600 Joules.

          Microwaves use around 1000 watts. If you ran a microwave for an hour, it would use 1000 Watt-hours (aka 1 kilowatt-hour (kWh))

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    Paul took the clips in stride, initially putting on a grave voice and decrying that “this AI is getting out of hand,” only to buy into the trend by acting camp in a response video posted to TikTok on Monday.

    Proof? That video response sounds like AI.

    But his girlfriend, Dutch professional speed skater Jutta Leerdam, wasn’t impressed. “I don’t like it, it’s not funny!” she told him in a video. “People believe it.”

    Proof? That video sounds fake. Maybe this is all a ruse by the girlfriend to slander Jake Paul.

    I don’t actually believe that, but this article is written based on videos uploaded to TikTok, there is no proof any of the events described took place.

    Things are about to get much worse.

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    Inb4 he gets caught on camera doing something morally reprehensible and uses this as a defense

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      This was my very first thought, too. There’s already something out there he’s aware of and making a call to flood the internet with AI generated videos is going to lose it in the wash. Brilliant move honestly, if you’re a dirty skeezebag without a shred of humanity.