The horrific crowds of artificial intelligence appear to be used in Will Smith’s video

Commentators Will Smith invites the use of artificial intelligence in a music video.

Video, It was published on YouTube on August 12The actor and rapper includes a performance on the stage with a montage of his fans. The crowd seems real in some shots, but in other cases, given the spread of blurry faces, additional fingers and the edges of Akimbo, it appears to be created.

One of the commentators on YouTube Respond“I love to stop this video and see your crowd as well. There are many additional numbers in this crowd.” last He said“This is offensive to the elderly without their glasses. You know they think this was more crowd than people.”

A representative of Seth Smith at the Talent Agency, CAA, did not respond to the request to comment immediately.

Smith is currently touring Europe, and it appears that the concert video, which does not specify a site, is a promotional show of new shows.

There is no description, but the title is: “My favorite part of Tour is to see you all closely. Thank you for seeing me too.”

Smith released a new album, based on a true story, earlier this year, and You did not have great reviews.

Wild Wild West (from generating artificial intelligence content)

Although Smith may be the person who gets a reaction (or Slapback) for this type of artificial intelligence, experts say we are exposed to more content than artificial intelligence than celebrities and influencers online than we may know.

“Artificial intelligence has become part of the content creation set for many celebrities, influencers and agencies of their agencies,” says Manic Behehan, an artificial model of artificial intelligence in AI and AI. Search at the Atlas.

“It happens more than most people realize, and it is just a beginning,” says Bahan. “Within a year, it will be very difficult to know what is real and what is otherwise.”

Behan says that prominent content generators are not only looking to save money; They can create more quickly content than they do. “You can photograph one performance and make it look like ten different shows with different fans, all without leaving the studio,” he says.

While viewers may be upset that the stars are not transparent about their use of Amnesty International, Han expects that anger will die when the practice becomes acceptable on a larger scale. Even people who are ready to go through videos one frame after another to find evidence that artificial intelligence may not be able to know the difference for a longer period.

“The video of Will Smith has emerged because the mobilization of artificial intelligence was clear if it looked closely, but technology is developing so quickly that within a year, his team will be able to withdraw this without a violent reaction,” says Bahan.