Thanks for watching, and thank you to Surfshark for the supportl! Enter promo code NARMAK for an extra 3 months free at surfshark.deals/narmak I like these discussion videos, I basically created it during times I couldn't animate so it was good to fill in the gaps! Its been 5,000 years but look forward to a new animation in a week(!!), and a special animation later this month :)

@sumsolom6108

Жыл бұрын

Make the trailer of the next spongebob anime ai

@KiomonDuck

Жыл бұрын

I felt that kiss... stop it and just take the money.

@AB0BA_69

Жыл бұрын

Yes, AI will replace you, but it will have no SOVL.

@MimanD248

Жыл бұрын

WHERE SPONGEBOB VS SQUIDWARD PART 3 OR 4

@Zanecronium

Жыл бұрын

big w video narmak

Narmak is too powerful to be replaced

@eee1200

Жыл бұрын

Literally no ai can do do this skills and even if it does havw a skill they dont have creative minds

@uc22_swo1p

Жыл бұрын

An ai can copy his style. But it can’t animate his toe lick and sucking action.

@hosatus2433

Жыл бұрын

@@uc22_swo1p AI does not understand the subtle nuances of toe suckage

@JackDemons

11 ай бұрын

Who is Narmak?

@twobraincellsbl1582

11 ай бұрын

@@JackDemonsThe guy who made the video u just watched

I think we should keep ai solely for the presidents playing Minecraft, and drake, the SpongeBob cast, and other rappers singing random songs

@Mrhellslayerz

Жыл бұрын

And how many people do you think will just leave it like that?

@CloutmasterPhluphyy

Жыл бұрын

@@Mrhellslayerz tis only but a dream

@cutofflotus0703

Жыл бұрын

Presidents “playing” games are so minimal effort you would get the same effect doing impressions and reading the script yourself. Plus half the time the gameplay is one guy running around to different spots. Except shreebinton his cod zombies is a different tier of good.

@ronaldmcdonald4541

Жыл бұрын

Also when characters sing some songs

@Wibbybop

Жыл бұрын

I can't find the president voice one, where do you guys find it?

as an Artists for 13 years, AI art will hurt , not just me, hard working artists.

@jestrel

11 ай бұрын

lets just keep going and see where it heads they'll still be support either way humans created art

@ambiguous8661

9 ай бұрын

​@@jestrelYou evil selfish....... sigh what a waste of my time. Don't act like it's all nice and consequence free omg first conflict sowers now conflict dampeners insane. They're succeeding by stealing data from works of talented people. Sigh, it's absolutely the same as something like stealing physical blueprints from an architect which is illegal. THEY'RE STEALING. IT'S ALL FINE IF THEY EXPLICITLY ONLY USED STOCK DATA AND FREE IMAGES EXPLICITLY STATED FOR COMMERCIAL USE but THEY DON'T!!!! DON'T EVEN ASK!!!! THE ARTISTS OF HIGH QUALITY WORK AND "DATA!!!!!". There is absolutely everything wrong with this. AND THAT NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST ACKNOWLEDGED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THERE WAS A PROPER LEGITIMATE PATHWAY THEY COULD'VE AFTER DEMONSTRATING IT'S POTENTIAL WITH STOCK IMAGES THEY COULD'VE HIRED A TEAM OF ARTISTS OR PAY FOR ARTISTS WITH CLEAR TERMS THEY WILL REPLICATE IT USING AI!!!!!!

@filleterevolutionnareutena8843

4 ай бұрын

It's a good thing I'm not hard working

@sanjithn4604

2 ай бұрын

i agree

There's no way ai can make animation so cursed like you do (i still have nightmares with that animation with shaggy and scooby)

@Narmak

Жыл бұрын

ahhh a true og, welcome brother

@lyerlife7070

Жыл бұрын

@@Narmak Thanks brother, keep making good content, you are the best ;)

@Z3RO5286

Жыл бұрын

@@Narmak Blood on da booty

@mofo78536

Ай бұрын

It still takes the human touch to be cursed

AI could definitely help animators with small teams/people, but it definitely won’t take over their entire roles

@chippydru4023

Жыл бұрын

the only thing I dislike are the mouth breathers who are like "ai is good and animators are sore losers" cuz they've never spent more than 3 minutes on making something creative and have no idea how important stuff like human art is

@botelladeaguamediollena4885

Жыл бұрын

Kid named exponential technological growth:

@basic_avarage_person

Жыл бұрын

@@chippydru4023 I think both of them are good Ai and artist I mean,think about it,how many small yet long tack can be done using ai

@AkariSarzul

Жыл бұрын

@Cassowary Egg it hasn't really plateaued at all, you just haven't been paying attention to the improvements.

@SS4KirinBolt

Жыл бұрын

COPE

AI is wayyy cheaper than a team of people. But its not able to replicate the skill of a team.

@ReblazeGaming

Жыл бұрын

Not yet. You're acting like AI isn't constantly getting better at an insane rate.

@Blu3-Fir3

Жыл бұрын

Give it time, and it absolutely will be to do that and more.

@ambiguous8661

9 ай бұрын

​@@Blu3-Fir3by stealing data from works of talented people. Sigh, it's absolutely the same as something like stealing physical blueprints from an architect which is illegal.

@ambiguous8661

9 ай бұрын

​@@ReblazeGamingby stealing data from works of talented people. Sigh, it's absolutely the same as something like stealing physical blueprints from an architect which is illegal.

@SuperTroll2003

4 ай бұрын

@@Blu3-Fir3 are you stupid, if there is more ai than artists, it'll break itself eventually

I am grateful to sponsors like Surfshark for supporting you so you can make the content and animations which I adore.

As someone trying to accept AI getting into my field and being highly afraid for my future, thanks for putting my mind at ease. All the forums are in chaos and nothing calmed me down like this video. Thank you Narmak

@ngf5077

Жыл бұрын

Useless feeders in suicide watch

I’m planning on becoming an animator, hopefully they’ll still hire humans in the future.

@kkokay4

Жыл бұрын

They will, just dont be afraid to adopt the newest tech and workflows so u dont fall behind. (Im a full time animator)

@TheAdventuresOfJimiJaden

Жыл бұрын

@@kkokay4 my dad told me that, I’m not afraid to use the tech. I’m just hoping humans and AI will co-cooperating in the future. I’m currently planning on practicing Toon Boom during the summer.

@Xaviallin1

2 ай бұрын

@@TheAdventuresOfJimiJadenSame bro. I want to start an indie animation studio. By the least, I want AI to just be an tool and assistant to people to increase workflow and productivity if it’s gonna be sticking around from here on out.

As long as AI is used as a tool instead of a complete replacement I'm fine with it

@SS4KirinBolt

Жыл бұрын

cope

@Mrhellslayerz

Жыл бұрын

​@@SS4KirinBolt Bot

@SS4KirinBolt

Жыл бұрын

@@Mrhellslayerz did you rly police me like i was an ai myself isnt that ironic that you can't tell the difference?

@SS4KirinBolt

Жыл бұрын

@@Mrhellslayerz my point is people are mad that art will be a hobby and artisanal and rarely a much needed career choice as years go by

@rektrakboi3127

Жыл бұрын

@@SS4KirinBolt why so pretentious about it then?

But can AI create a SpongeBob anime? Didn’t think so. 1 point for animators, 0 for AI

@DayoDusk

Жыл бұрын

For now.

@basic_avarage_person

Жыл бұрын

Yet,just wait

@mjm3091

Жыл бұрын

Well he did say he may be using it to help with backgrounds.

@Linosek279

Жыл бұрын

Checkmate, AItheists

@delycan4912

Жыл бұрын

Yes

Really hoping that AI is regulated somehow so it can be used as a tool instead of replacing artists. Doesn't seem fair to me since it is generating stuff based on the work of humanity

@darkpinktv6721

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, like power hungry companies like Netflix, disney, Twitter, Google, Amazon, Meta (Facebook) care about humanity. Much like how Disney made copyright law double it's life span. They will make it happen once they lobby hard enough for it

I can't wait for Narmak to hire an AI to make the entire SpongeBob anime for him.

@potassicacid5979

Жыл бұрын

would be more effective for the animation process tho

@OblivionKnight76

Жыл бұрын

@@istealpopularnamesforlikes3340 I feel like Narmak may have been underestimating just how quickly AI tech is advancing. Just 6 months ago, AI art was laughable; and now it almost looks like the real thing. Of course, if you look closely, there are still imperfections sprinkled here and there, but it's still a vast improvement in only 6 months. Within a year or two, AI artwork may be completely indistinguishable from human artwork. And from there, who knows.

@gabrielchastain6091

Жыл бұрын

​@@istealpopularnamesforlikes3340 I just hope and believe that even AI would have it's weaknesses just like humans as there is always a flaw or weakness in something somewhere So that way if they decided to get rid of us we would have a chance xD

@crown9413

Жыл бұрын

@@OblivionKnight76 I’ve already seem some decent AI animations. It absolutely will be able to make epic anime fights soon.

@Toanuriamer99

Жыл бұрын

@@OblivionKnight76 First of all, ML model generated images did not look laughable 6 months ago at this point, more like a year ago for the current general models. However, specialized models that only had to produce specific output with much smaller variance could generate near-perfect images YEARS ago. Did everyone forget projects like ThisPerson/Waifu/XDoesNotExist generating profile pictures of photorealistic humans and well drawn anime girls in 2018/19? The speed of "advancement" has everything to do with the tremendous increase in the amount of input data working hand in hand with the state of the art of computational power. The rapid improvements you've been seeing over the past 12 months are basically just the result of fine-tuning these models, not some etherial advancements in artificial intelligence. The actual human engineers working at these companies have tremendous obstacles to overcome as they try to push generative ML into even more complex territories, it is not something some "AI" just does on its own by self-improving. It's funny how suddenly every last person became an expert on how quickly these human engineers will blaze through these very real and difficult issues while other engineers are expected to easily overcome the impending death of Moore's Law to match. Look, machine learning and AI will continue to advance at a decent pace, but don't parrot these talking points that we're on some kind of never ending exponential curve. No, every wave of seemingly rapid advancement so far was the result of a tremendous leap in the amount of training data and the subsequent fine-tuning of the model, which typically takes longer the larger the model is, all of which continues to require incredible amounts of computational power. None of these resources are infinite or expected to increase exponentially moving forward.

What I feel like a lot of people don't get- is that even if AI won't "replace" animators/artists completely- it will make it A LOT harder to find work in these fields. Companies won't need large animation/design/art teams anymore. They'd only need a few animators/designers/artists working alongside AI, thus drastically reducing the amount of jobs available on the market. Which means a lot less people will be able to find work in their profession, the thing they're passionate about, and they'll have to turn to other fields in order to... well; live, make money. Any sort of automation necessarily makes people lose jobs. Saying it's "just a tool" doesn't change this fact. Sure, AI may never be able to replicate the very fundamentally human aspects of art, but it still does a lot of work that was previously only possible for a human to do. I also don't think AI will genuinely improve the working conditions of animators. If they have to crunch like crazy rn, it's not like the moment AI takes some of this burden off their backs it'll al suddenly be better. Imo all it means is that they'll work less hours, therefore make less money. Or They'll just get more projects. Corporations will always try to milk everything they can, and they won't pay employees the same for less work. It's just not how capitalism functions unfortunately. By the example given in your videos, it seems like background artists are gonna be an easy first target. They may not be completely replaced, but companies won't need as many of them as they do now (aka- some will lose their jobs), and they won't need them to work as many hours (aka- they'll probable earn less). Ever since the industrial revolution people have been losing jobs to automation, and artists are not gonna be any different. We always thought ourselves to be somehow above other types of labor or craft but at the end of the day everything can and will be automated. In the not so far future, machines will do everything for us and all humanity will have left is work in tech support and tech maintenance. "It's just a tool" is a cope. The future is bleak

@Ithoughthewasnigh

8 ай бұрын

Humans will be several times lazier, and potentially even dumber then? Damn, this is the future people want ig.

I once saw AI Art try to simulate an Anime opening of a character running in a field. It scared the sh*t out of me. Also, let's pray they never get hands and eyes right.

@youtubestudiosucks978

Жыл бұрын

Well duh, most horror movies have a damsel in distress run away from their killer in a field of grass. Why are you asking for horror only to be disappointed if you get horrified by the horror shown at your request?

@savage_aquamarine5100

11 ай бұрын

​@@youtubestudiosucks978When did they mention horror? They asked for anime, not a horrific mess.

Something I feel AI can never replace, at least for me, is the awe and respect for the process of animation. Having started to fit it into my free time just makes me appreciate more the time effort and skill it takes to make good animation, and the animators that put in that work.

As someone who does generate ai 'images', i don't claim im an artist and I never will. While I don't nessecarily feel bad about generating 9000 pictures of Hatsune Miku in questionable poses rather than commissioning a human artist, i DO refuse to post my generations. I recognize the time and effort spent by human artists to painstakingly draw every piece of thier work, and I don't feel like drowning them out further in an already ai-polluted internet. It might not be much (cause my 9000 pales in comparison to like millions posted by others) but I do my best. Stay strong artists! [Edit] Accidently said 'refuse to post my work' which is false, i do no work, changed it to 'refuse to post my generations'

Thanks for clarifying what Wit Studio did. I remember when this news broke out I was irritated as everyone else. But after explaining the process of what they actually did I actually love that method, if it eases the workload for artist who are already overworked I'm all for it if its used in collaboration WITH the artist.

@TheLostTVRemote

Жыл бұрын

I mean, if the AI still scraped from millions of art pieces from the internet for those backgrounds, I still find it icky. If they fed the AI only with (background) art pieces the studio artists had made themselves (so they have the rights to use them), then I find it ok. I know you wouldnt even know if they didn't because the end result is refined by humans, but it doesn't sit right with me if other artists' art is being used for something they did not consent to.

The short answer for me at least is no, because it’s impossible for an algorithm to be able to replicate the personality and movement that animation produced by people can, but I do feel like ai can at least help with that animating process. I feel like ai in animation should be used as less of a crutch for animators and more of a tool, animators should be looking towards ai as not something that could replace or mimic animators and more as a tool that they can use to produce animations more effectively, a great example of this is an ai software developed by Cadmium that can use as little as one coloured frame of animation and apply that same colour to the rest of the frames. Although in my opinion, ai has A LOT of growing and improving to do if it ever wants to come close to becoming useful in the realm of animation, both 2D and 3D

@muganimate

Жыл бұрын

Sorry this take is so long by the way lol

@jaybeebartolome8386

Жыл бұрын

Update: Cascadeur. Although, its limited to 3D. Its a text to animation char animator w/ physics plugins.

@animeswitch

10 ай бұрын

short answer is actually yes... Once AI gets to AGI level, then it will be able to think like a human and replicate human emotion and thought with ease, making animation far superior.

@elliottpak

10 ай бұрын

Muganimate over here spitting fax

As someone who wants to work in the Western animation industry who's bad at drawing backgrounds, this "using AI as a tool and not a replacement" thing don't sound too bad.

@AB0BA_69

Жыл бұрын

Why do you want to work in animation? Don't you want a real job with some stability and good benefits? 😂

@AB0BA_69

Жыл бұрын

@@poleve5409 ...where people go tens of thousands of dollars into debt in order to get useless degrees then vote for commies so they can get more handouts.

@INTERNECION101

Жыл бұрын

​@@AB0BA_69 why are there politics? Why is there anything at all? Exactly

@gerdawittenberg7877

9 ай бұрын

@@AB0BA_69 gimbolpug🍐

@anomalousanimates

6 ай бұрын

what the hell is this reply, people want to work in animation cuz they want to, they're talented, and they can get paid doing something they're good at@@AB0BA_69

Ai cant replace hard work

8:01 which is how AI should be used. People personify things, its part of human nature, if youve ever apologized to a table after you stub your toe on its leg, you get what im saying. And the thing is its extremely easy to also personify AI. The problem is it isnt a person, it never will be. It is and always will be a tool. It cant do anything on its own because its not sentient.

I feel it can't replace artists since there needs to be a base (something for the ai to use) plus artists have creativity that the bots lack plus you can't customize your art piece if it's just a bot

I don’t think AI will ever replace human made animation I do think that AI will be used to help artists and animators to create things much faster I also do think that there will be a show or movie that will be entirely made by AI and if that is successful then we’ll be in real trouble because companies will see that a entire AI show or movie can make money there will be less incentive to hire humans to do things that AI can do for free

aged well?

@juannaym8488

2 ай бұрын

are you refering to something specific? To that video ai service?

1:14 It's.....glorious 🥲

I thought people were upset that the artist that made the background(s) in "The Dog & The Boy" didn't have their name credited and it was seen in the credits as "Backgrounds- AI with human help" or something like that.

Its simple - AI Art does not and should not ever be able to receive a copyright. Currently generative AI art cannot be copyrighted and therefore neither could generative AI animation. They lack human creativity. For specific evidence if anyone pushes back on AI copyright at least in the US you can reference the doc from the Copyright office - just google copyright-registration-guidance-works-containing-material-generated-by-artificial-intelligence , that will link to the doc from 03/16/2023 which has some of the most recent legal opinions.

Look at how the animators for Spiderverse used machine learning to assist with repetitious drawings, which made that movie's blend of 3D and hand-drawn visuals possible. Machine learning can help artists, no question about it. But the stuff that's currently touted as "AI" are large models that generate output whole-cloth by storing a gigantic database of original work in the form of parameters for a software architecture inspired by neurons. These generations thereby fall into one of two pitfalls: It either looks technically impressive when there's already a shit-ton of input data that looks the same, or the generation looks off and like a superficial, poorly executed mix of things. So this amplifies stuff that's popular a million fold while providing no real value of its own in return, except for the novelty of superficially satisfying any mix of two or three concepts without any of the execution that would make the result more than the sum of its parts. The amount of energy (both computationally and psychologically) we are wasting on these slightly interesting yet deeply unethical experiments is mind-boggling.

@niftyskates85

Жыл бұрын

Exactly how I feel and wish and anticipating to see for myself. The animation algorithm to catch on you style and animate inbetweens is a dream of mine.

@jestrel

11 ай бұрын

Agreed 100 percent and people will get bored of this soon too Im already seeing it like seriously why do we need this besides it being an actual tool when artists can make amazing stuff already thats truly unique??

@eltiolavara9

4 ай бұрын

SO TRUE you're 100% on the money holy shit "Whoa bro!!!! Look at this cool AI using the power of a massive server and wasting a shitton of electricity to poorly mash together 10 stolen anime drawings!!!!" WOW! THAT'S SO COOL !!!! THE FUTURE IS HERE GUYS!!!! and every time someone points out that this technology is not worth it its like "heh... freaking COPE kid you'll be REPLACED when it eventually gets good" yeah man i bet it's getting good just like christians say the rapture is coming soon suuureeeeee

it wont replace it entirely but it will be a fierce competitor and leave most animators without jobs

This video was absolutely entertaining, was engaged the entire time and enjoyed the memez 🔥

(6:32) hey wait... How do you know about that cartoon...?

It matters or not if it's AI wins, is that the animator always win. There's nothing like seeing animators putting as much time and effort as possible into their creativity.

@jestrel

11 ай бұрын

AI art wouldn't exist if it wasn't for art existing before it get it?

@technus147

7 ай бұрын

​@@jestrelnarmak also wouldnt be nearly as good an animator without the centuries of art that came before him, whats your point?

@technus147

7 ай бұрын

​@@jestrelnarmak also wouldnt be nearly as good an animator without the centuries of art that came before him, whats your point?

@jestrel

7 ай бұрын

@@technus147 What?? Why would the animators before him need to help him be a good one?? And animation is a new thing btw only been a century.. Your point is null

@technus147

7 ай бұрын

@@jestrel all the art and animation techniques people invented? not to mention he does DIGITAL animation which only exists because of technology others invented. If youre going to get on to the ai for only being able to do something thanks to others before it, youre going to have to come to terms with the fact that every human also can only do things thanks to the people that came before them.

NARMAK, MY FRIEND, I WAS MISS YOU! AMAZING VIDEO!

I agree that "AI" will never replace us artists. "AI" as you said, is a program tool that makes art look a little bit better, cleans up the rogue edges, or gives arts a better look/color/emotions into an artist work. But "AI" replacing an artist, yeah right! 😏 I feel like Will Smith in "I-Robot," before believing into Robots that can understand the human life in general.

honestly a banger video going over the topic sensibly with a lot of incite and thought behind it. This is, I'd say, the most sensible video I've seen discussing ai so far, which is pretty dope. (hopefully that should keep princess away from me for now)

I absolutely agree as long as its a tool to help, it absolutely can be! But sadly many people like to abuse that tool like everything else, but hopefully it can be more refined someday to just be a helping tool

Legit the first time I didn't skip a sponsor ad. I even rewind. That takes skillz

Nice work sir, can't wait to see the next video.

Honestly, AI art is a tool just like anything else. Just because you can make a movie entirely of CGI, doesn't mean it'll look authentic enough to be likeable in a decades time. I think it's best for artists to use it as a way to cut back time, or to use it for reference (like I do). And for animators, if it gets good enough, it could eliminate crunch time, and make your life a million times easier! I just don't expect non animations to thrive off of it, since you have to at least make SOME effort to make it as authentic as possible, but nonetheless, as time drags on. Maybe the only thing we really need to do is adapt. I'm not gonna be on the side of history where people reject the coming change and revolt against it. Neither am I gonna be a shill and say AI is gonna solve all your marital problems. You have to find that fine line, as should everybody.

3:07 saving for later

I love when I find new KZread animators. Time for a binge watch!

Clean editing and even cleaner animations, as always

I really struggled with backgrounds, so I did the same trick Wit studio did when I saw that drama happening and wowza i felt not ashamed to do scenic art and actually got to learn how shit works without feeling like scum and tracing something to get a grasp on it. Just a few months later and I feel confident that I can now do it on my own! It’s really not cool that ai is taking works without consent that’re under copyright but as a tool it’s really powerful and can help us improve faster :D

2:11 its going to be a tough legal road. Because every artist to some degree is influenced and inspired by other art and styles, so much so that it could be argued to a standstill that AI using other artists work to make an inspired piece is no different than an artist being influenced by other artists. I hope they are able to come up with something to prevent artists from losing work to AIs in some way, but it is going to be SO hard to enforce

I think it could really help with in-between frames. Probably save a lot on fatigue.

Artists/Animator's feel so much more alive then an AI

@ReblazeGaming

Жыл бұрын

For now.

@-TaxFraud-

3 ай бұрын

That's because they are more alive than ai

1:40 Isnt, that what normal people do? People look at other art pieces, get inspired, then use it as reference/inspiration.

I appreciate the earrape at 3:14

Thanks Narmak 😊😊

Finally I can get inspiration easier with this tool

imagine if bro saw sora

I personally feel AI is a very good tool for conceptualization/brainstorming. Instead of torturing a concept artist and make him come up with 10-20 different designs for a character for you to choose which one you like, just get the broad design you want using AI and have them refine it.

0:51 biblically accurate creepers be like

I plan to do my own animations but I don't know much about it and I don't want to take too long on it, so using it as a tool It's the best way to coexist with it... but it has to be a tool because I want it to MY specific art style, and that's something it can't copy that easily without me getting involved every once in a while, in short... I embrace the future♡

3:00 im literally crying

Here is the thing you need to keep in mind. AI improves at an exponential rate. It’s not a matter of IF it’s a matter of WHEN. An understanding of real world motion is possible and probably easier for AI than us. I mean do you know the intricacies behind how a sunset forms based on the wavelength warping from the atmosphere? Probably not. But an AI can replicate the conditions perfectly. Hell, it already has. AI WILL get to stage where it has the ability to replace every single medium. At the end of the day, everything can be measured (yes including emotion, we just don’t understand the relationships between hormones but an AI would with enough time) and if it can be measured, AI can be replicate it. I’m of the belief that AI using art as a reference is the same as an artist using it as a reference. But even if you are of the misinformed belief that AI cuts and pastes existing art to Frankenstein it together (which just shows how little of an understanding people have of how AI functions) that still is an ENTIRE GENRE IN ART. We don’t call collages art, we don’t call restyling theft, we don’t call using reference images theft, so why does AI get different treatment? The main issue of AI is the copyright of it. It’s the whole issue of if you take a picture of the Mona Lisa you own the rights to the picture of the Mona Lisa but not the rights to the Mona Lisa. So it’s my opinion that any AI generated work should be in the public domain. Because the AI made the art and not the person running the program, technically the AI has the rights to the art. But non-humans don’t have the right to hold copyright (see the monkey taking a photograph example) So long story short, AI will become indistinguishable from every medium PERIOD and the rate at which it improves is getting faster. Using reference material isn’t theft. We need to ensure that running an AI continues to not give you the rights to the art it produces.

@Ithoughthewasnigh

8 ай бұрын

Or it gets to the point ai replaces every job and can create more AI’s, then humans will become several times lazier.

Wow! This the funniest AI animation review video I've ever watched. I love how far you push the envelope.

Well we are at the beginning of the AI era, of course it's not capable of making anything too complex like animation as you have explained and yes it's meant to be a tool, but sooner or later it will replace a major part of animation production leaving only the creation of a cool concept to the artist. I don't know when but inevitably it will happen.

@ReblazeGaming

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, the "AI is just a tool don't worry guys" people, are thinking in the present, forgetting that AI is constantly getting better. It'll be good enough to replace most animation and artists before we realise it. It's sad but it's better to be aware of the truth and see what we can do about it, than sit and pretend that AI will always be a "tool" or that it won't ever be exploited.

@umamifan

Жыл бұрын

@@ReblazeGaming Good. It should replace them and usher in an era of amazing animations generated in less than 10 minutes. EZ win for humanity

@ReblazeGaming

Жыл бұрын

@@umamifan lol

@animeking1853

11 ай бұрын

@@umamifan shut up man yes human are slower than A.I but we have a potential to create something new and extraordinary and Don't forget A.I just simulation of human mind.

@umamifan

11 ай бұрын

@@animeking1853 AI needs to replace you. Right now. Just replace you.

AI should be used as a tool to help artists/animators, not replace them. There should be a AI animation software that helps the animation process, allowing for high quality animations to be produced quickly and easier but still having the animator doing almost all of the work and without stealing from other animations. AI can be helpful in the creative industry if used properly and ethically... except for writing, leave AI out of that

AI is like fast food restaurants. They can technically cook anything for you, but as delicious as it may be, its not going to be an experience that everybody is going to want. AI art or animation could someday be possible, but humans would still be necessary. An AI learns from algorithms, thus not being as flexible or creative as a human. AI can replicate ideas, Humans can create ideas. You tell me what's more valuable.

good editing my guy

Love ya bro miss ya videos keep doing you

I rather take 3 full months animating 2 minutes of an animation than using AI. AI is just there to get people fired and make actual artists lose money

@Jazengamic

9 ай бұрын

So idealistic but not how the reality work

Human art is based on centuries of human art as well

@ShoaibMalik-un1gu

Жыл бұрын

@@cassowaryegg955 true if humans stopped doing art, AI will just dish out the same theme over and over because it has no more data.

Love ! "Thank you for sharing very useful information, I appreciate it."

You had me at jiggle physics.

I dunno how long I can wait for SpongeBob anime ep 2

fuck no its happened

3:54 i was surprised when i saw this part gecause i actaully look like that , i have short black ( actaully just really dark brown ) hair

This vid strangely calmed me a bit in an anxiety situation lol Super funny to watch and yes I agree with u fully

We need to stop with the AI.

Thing is, AI is a tool for a world we do not live in. It's a tool designed for a world where animators and other artists are fairly compensated or, better yet, don't have to give a shit about compensation because there's no such thing as compensation, everyone is just cared for and can do whatever they want. It's a tool for a post-scarcity utopia, not a capitalist hellscape. And we're not in a post-scarcity utopia. If this were that post-scarcity utopia, I'd be all for AI art and animation advancing. It'd be great. It'd be amazing, even. But it's not. We're not in that world. We're not anywhere near that world. We're in a capitalist hellscape. If AI stuff goes favorably to corporations- which it likely will- and if it keeps getting better- which we can't guarantee at this point, we never can- then it's not going to take the weight of background work off the shoulders of animators or improve their situation. It's going to make executives demand ten times as much productivity from half the people. They'll be paid less while more is required. They'll lose bargaining power (if they had any to begin with). They'll be crushed under ever-higher expectations and damn the consequences. In the society we currently exist within, the absolute best thing that the AI art world can do right now is implode so hard that AI art falls off the map entirely and is never heard from again.

rip ears

Dear surfshark, i dont skip the sponsorship ads that narmak does, please keep sponsoring

Imagine if the patterns the AI finds in art get extracted and analyzed. It will develop the field of art to an amazing degree. I can already see it, a study of art itself, deeply intertwined with math and psychology!

Oh it will one day, I'm certain. I don't want AI to replace it, but let's be honest, corporations don't give a rats ass about art and integrity. Corporations simply don't care, and will monetize the fuck out of this once they figure out how to do it reliably, and people who say otherwise are coping hard af. Yes, it can be a useful tool, but I highly doubt actual corporations would use it that way. Btw, the anime he used as an example for this never credited the actual artist's who's art were used in the machine to pump out the AI background. They only credit them as +Human, rather than their actual names, which is one of the many reasons it has been criticized.

This is the best take ive seen so far, to think it was this guy.

Yes in a few decades at least I hope it will take that long

Sora ai

I work at a game company. My boss literally stole the artwork of one of my colleagues, and trained a stable diffusion model on it. He recently fired 3 people from the art department, but quite honestly, his company is sinking due to poor ideas and player exploitation. They look at AI as some sort of life jacket. I'm moving to a different studio soon, and I do A LOT of the remaining work - so I'll enjoy watching this ship sink.

@tami7992

Жыл бұрын

What company was it?

@valutaatoaofunknownelement197

Жыл бұрын

Great decision man. Leave that asshole to sink in his own mire of bad faith decisions and deserved fate.

@generalfishcake

Жыл бұрын

@@tami7992 Part of Stillfront. I can't say exactly which studio, as they are very litigious.

“Now take this kissy” and with that, my life is complete

The end is near, it is just a question of time... and data.

9:05 you're welcome

AI technology has undoubtedly made significant advancements in various creative industries, including art and animation. AI algorithms can generate impressive artwork and even assist in the animation process. However, it's important to remember that AI is a tool created and programmed by human artists and developers. It does not replace the creativity and artistic vision that animators bring to their work. Art and animation are not just about technical proficiency; they involve storytelling, emotion, and the ability to connect with an audience on a deeper level. While AI can automate certain processes and assist in generating visuals, it lacks the intuition, experience, and the human touch that animators bring to their craft. Furthermore, the creative process is not solely about the end result but also about the journey of creation. Animators spend countless hours honing their skills, studying human movement, and perfecting their techniques. They contribute their unique perspectives, ideas, and interpretations to their work, making it a personal and meaningful expression of their artistic abilities. It's important to recognize and appreciate the contributions of both AI and human animators. They can coexist and complement each other, with AI assisting in certain aspects of production while human animators bring their creativity and artistic sensibilities to the table. Ultimately, it is the collaboration between humans and technology that can lead to innovative and awe-inspiring results in the world of animation.

@Mrhellslayerz

Жыл бұрын

What most people don't understand (for some reason) is the fact that tools can and will be exploited. By how much is relative to the power of the tool, which is way too powerful for this tool to be left unchecked.

@AB0BA_69

Жыл бұрын

Tl;dr. You know where AI gets its creativity? From the prompts, parameters or other inputs that humans give it. If I tell AI to draw me a cartoon of Spongebob, but using anime style and tropes then that's pretty creative, don't you agree? 😂😂

@Spluer

Жыл бұрын

3:37

6:47 the mic peaking reminded me of WiiRikeToPray

"Tell me about Surfshark big boy" alone this made the add worth it

2:48 What's funny is that those dummies aren't even the people making the AI art. Some random dude'll figure out how to get Will Smith to eat spaghetti or an anime filter for a tiktok dance and be all "hey check it out, isn't this is neat?" Then these absolute Blue Checkmark bozos will come in, repost that with a loud "ARTISTS WATCH OUT! YOUR ABOUT TO BE REPLACED! FUCK YOU!!" title and blow up on social media X)

if you don't like AI that's fine, but I think that it shouldn't be considered a disgrace if people like me who aren't good at drawing like the idea of creating "art" for fun, as long as they don't monetize it

Great video!

*"The booba physics are astronomical"* -Narmak 2k23 I see you're cultured man as well xD

I mean you can't not expect the anime industry to just lower the timeframe for animators even more because they employed ai as a tool

Hey Narmak I'm your biggest fan my mom and my siblings loves your Spongebob Anime

Your back Yea!

That was the best sponsorship I've ever seen 😂

I wish Ai would get banned.

I'm going to start this off with this, I am against using AI to replace humans, however I really appreciate the perspective Narmak brought into this. If used correctly as a tool, he's right, It could be used not only to improve speed but quality as well. I can't imagine the jump in quality this would cause if animators were able to focus on all the moving parts rather than having to spend hours upon hours on a background for it only to show up in a few frames. All in all the process Wit Studio used is probably a perfect example of how to use it as a tool rather than a replacement.

@SS4KirinBolt

Жыл бұрын

you should hope ai replaces humans as much as possible we are disgusting self destructive creatures with massive limits that ai will completely overcome.

@tami7992

Жыл бұрын

@@SS4KirinBolt ai learns off of humans. Ai is gonna be as disgusting as humans as we see it already is

@SS4KirinBolt

Жыл бұрын

@@tami7992 they will morally evolve exponentially faster than us

@ShoaibMalik-un1gu

Жыл бұрын

@@SS4KirinBolt AI gets its data from humanity. The amount of morbid data greatly overshadow the positives. If anything, it might end up worse.

The loud noise all of a sudden made my soul left my body 💀

I was here for the spongebob anime news and I wasnt disappointed. Ty for adding that too. Also AI will help a TON! Once its regulated and streamlined the digital entertainment industrys gonna POP