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@NACHOS2D_ And yet when I look at it, cinematically it is awful. Compare this to any of the TV show and you'll see what I mean.
Seedance 2.0's claim of uncensored, smooth AI output sparks controversy: 58.7% confront vs 23.6% support. Debate: censorship, trust and AI's online impact.
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
What the community is saying — both sides
0 for its smooth frame-to-frame coherence and uncanny character consistency, with many calling it "next level" or "absolutely impressive. "
Many users immediately identify the clip as AI-made — comments like "obvious it's AI" and "not hard to believe" repeat frequently — while some point out lingering artifacts (awkward cuts, occasional jitter) that betray synthetic generation.
There’s a strong thread of excitement about how fast this tech will improve, with multiple predictions that quality will dramatically increase within months and remarks equating the shift to a pivotal industry moment.
people warn this could threaten studio jobs, disrupt revenue for artists, and challenge IP protections — calls for official studio involvement (e.g., preferring ForticheProd) reflect those anxieties.
how to access the tool on Android, the prompts used, and when consumer apps (CapCut, etc.) will integrate similar features — a clear appetite to try the tech firsthand.
some hail the visuals as cinematic and comparable to Arcane/Netflix work, while others find the result soulless or emotionally shallow despite technical polish.
users credit Chinese AI firms for rapid progress and note that lighter censorship may give them an edge in experimentation and speed.
Enthusiastic, memetic responses coexist with critique — from "this is sick" and “dayum” to jokes about “the end” — showing both genuine excitement and a sense of cultural disruption.
Plagiarism and copyright theft — Most replies insist the clip is a ripped-from-Arcane reassembly, not original work, and many urge @riotgames/@netflix/@ForticheProd to pursue legal action.
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Doubts about authenticity — A large group argues this isn’t true generative output but assets and frames uploaded or extracted from the original show, so “not 100% AI” and more a cleverly patched collage.
Anger and derision toward creators — Replies are frequently hostile and profane, accusing the creators of disrespecting the original artists and of taking an easy, exploitative shortcut.
Ethical and professional objections — Many posters frame this as an attack on creators’ labor, calling the use of copyrighted material unethical and harmful to animators, directors and studios.
Warnings about the future of content — Several replies foresee a flood of cheap, mediocre fan-content built on stolen IP, with commenters worried about degraded standards and monetized theft.
Skepticism about claims of “no censorship” and geopolitical barbs — Some responses mock the idea of uncensored Chinese tools and use the post to critique censorship narratives while questioning sincerity of the promotional claims.
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@NACHOS2D_ And yet when I look at it, cinematically it is awful. Compare this to any of the TV show and you'll see what I mean.
@NACHOS2D_ Looks like monkey shit.
@NACHOS2D_ No, it wasnt made 100% by IA, because if Arcane and all the work of artist didnt exist and were not stolen, at this time, the IA where unable to create this. IA steel and do shitty patchwork, that's all.
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@NACHOS2D_ This, is AI? 🤯