Are you implying it's from a stock footage site that used AI? They would definitely get their previews indexed on search engines. Alternatively, it's been generated on request, which would make it impossible to find.
The film artifacts are quite unusual (the vertical lines span exactly one frame, one of the lighter spots stays on pretty much the same spot between frames 1 and 2) but I noticed no other red flags. In fact, the hair is very convincing. The eyes seem to reflect different things but her right one is somewhat in the shade and the light source reflection could be different because it's close to her face.
I don't... Is there a disgusting story specific to the flamethrower?
Anyway, Elon Musk's enterprises were never not full of stupid ideas. He wanted to pay for his extensive tunnel network just by selling bricks from the displaced soil. Did he expect millions of them to go for hundreds of dollars like limited-edition Supreme-branded ones? Or consider why roads were ever built on the surface if tunnels were so easy and profitable?
Around this time, he also claimed that he had perfected solar roof tiles while the demo houses actually featured no functional prototypes. The few units delivered were bad at either purpose. This didn't get nearly as much backlash as it should have but hyperloop hype was still strong back then.
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No way Teams is the most lightweight vehicle around
Now do Krita
...oh wait
You're right. Later in the video, this shot with the same fake film effect appears and that's indubitably AI (look at bottom right):
The video narration implied this is footage from a rare or unfinished film, though.
Which spoiler works in Thunder?
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>!<content>!<!<Are you implying it's from a stock footage site that used AI? They would definitely get their previews indexed on search engines. Alternatively, it's been generated on request, which would make it impossible to find.
I put them in a spoiler. Compliant viewers should hide them by default.
The film artifacts are quite unusual (the vertical lines span exactly one frame, one of the lighter spots stays on pretty much the same spot between frames 1 and 2) but I noticed no other red flags. In fact, the hair is very convincing. The eyes seem to reflect different things but her right one is somewhat in the shade and the light source reflection could be different because it's close to her face.
Maybe I'll find others but it's over for now. Have I been spamming?
TIL gazebos can live and work in different places
Thanks, updated. The picture seems to be Adam Śmietański's concept art based on what is seen of the engine in the official trailer.
There should be four in the front and four in the back to match the number of hemispheres.
The posts seem to be getting better lately
TenTh also did Crabsquid but I'm posting the images in order, it will be its turn in about 2 weeks. (Edit: here)
Here are some results from elsewhere on the internet, mostly by Dino-Rex-Makes. Feel free to feed the links to your posting script and schedule them.
I don't... Is there a disgusting story specific to the flamethrower?
Anyway, Elon Musk's enterprises were never not full of stupid ideas. He wanted to pay for his extensive tunnel network just by selling bricks from the displaced soil. Did he expect millions of them to go for hundreds of dollars like limited-edition Supreme-branded ones? Or consider why roads were ever built on the surface if tunnels were so easy and profitable?
Around this time, he also claimed that he had perfected solar roof tiles while the demo houses actually featured no functional prototypes. The few units delivered were bad at either purpose. This didn't get nearly as much backlash as it should have but hyperloop hype was still strong back then.
This is one of the more realistic body shapes you'll see on !morphmoe@ani.social.
If you want to block all moe communities, they are conveniently listed in the sidebar.
In real mirror pics, the phone is always perfectly aligned with the frame (obviously).
Needs more ads plastered at weird spots.