>in the future, the only way to get good content for toddlers to watch will be to make your own content to make sure it's not some pooloo moronic folk tale
Lel.
Back when I was in school, I pioneered Powerpoint presentations that went beyond the basic bullets/text, to the point where others started copying the style and the meta kept evolving, everyone was making high-effort (or at least downloading high-effort-looking) layouts and I felt it was too much.
So I started making schematics of my presentations on paper and when it was time to give the presentation I would just write it with chalk on the board, like a teacher would, with mindmaps and whatnot.
That nobody dared to copy, since it required actually understanding the topic and not just adding soulless fluff like AI shitters do.
It's all form over content. As long as it looks like it, it should be good, right?
That's exactly how chicken nuggets get made. And people LOVE it.
Based. Honestly. Some pajeets I've watched teaching really complex shit were incredible educators but I just couldn't bare listening or looking at them. Once this matures I'll definitely give it a go for it will also upset female educators on youtube that constantly prostitute themselves out.
Streamers are falling for these though. Particularly, in video games, nvidia powered anime voice changers are becoming so prevalent, and every damn fricking time; Some technologically inept moron is kissing their ass thinking it's le gamer girl, when it's some fat tard with a 4080 using a vtuber voice modulator.
Is there an addon or a script that bypasses all the indian videos with fake titles in english? I think it's high time for some country to do the same to india. Imagine Mexico flooding youtube with tutorials in Spanish but titles and thumbnails in indian.
I wish some billionaire would fund a fake Mexican-Indian tutorial youtube campaign, then you'll know what it's like. You don't even try to speak proper English in Anglo countries yet in this situation English is used to get clicks. How nice. परवाह नहीं
In the sprawling landscape of India, amidst narrow lanes where the specter of open defecation still looms, and the proverbial 'milk truck' of basic amenities eludes the grasp of many, there unfolds a digital drama. Here, Indian YouTubers, living bridges between the old and the new, between survival and aspiration, adopt AI-generated white avatars in their quest for global recognition.
These avatars, designed to reflect a Western ideal, are a tragicomic contrast against the backdrop of harsh realities. Yet, while they don the masks of AI, the distinctive Indian accent in their voices stubbornly pierces through, a defiant vestige of their cultural roots that AI fails to conceal. The tools to 'Westernize' their accents exist, freely accessible, yet often untouched.
This is a complex dance of identity in the digital age, a struggle between the globally accepted digital personas and the cultural nuances that make them uniquely Indian. The vibrant symphony of the Indian accent becomes a symbol of resistance, a cultural watermark against the tide of global homogenization.
Against the backdrop of India's challenges - defecating streets, the elusive 'milk truck' - these YouTubers weave a narrative that is both universal and deeply personal. Their voices, carrying the timbre of countless languages and dialects, become an echo of resilience, a testament to a heritage that remains unabashed in the face of adversity.
They forgot to take a step further and generate the voice too
They do later in the video. And is sounds really bad.
why not use ai voices aswell ?
Then why doesn't she make 5000$ a week?
She is saving up for GPT4
He who knows does, he who doesnt teaches.
Thats why most courses are useless. They are made by people not smart enough to get a real job
That's not even AI. They're just using a jpeg of someone else as an avatar.
>in the future, the only way to get good content for toddlers to watch will be to make your own content to make sure it's not some pooloo moronic folk tale
Lel.
Back when I was in school, I pioneered Powerpoint presentations that went beyond the basic bullets/text, to the point where others started copying the style and the meta kept evolving, everyone was making high-effort (or at least downloading high-effort-looking) layouts and I felt it was too much.
So I started making schematics of my presentations on paper and when it was time to give the presentation I would just write it with chalk on the board, like a teacher would, with mindmaps and whatnot.
That nobody dared to copy, since it required actually understanding the topic and not just adding soulless fluff like AI shitters do.
It's all form over content. As long as it looks like it, it should be good, right?
That's exactly how chicken nuggets get made. And people LOVE it.
Based. Honestly. Some pajeets I've watched teaching really complex shit were incredible educators but I just couldn't bare listening or looking at them. Once this matures I'll definitely give it a go for it will also upset female educators on youtube that constantly prostitute themselves out.
I agree. Fixing the accent with AI is the way to go.
Indian girls who speak with a normal accent are white.
>female educators on youtube that constantly prostitute themselves out
Got any examples that aren't softcore?
Why? Every good tutorial is some indian Black person never a white b***h
>Aggressive Indian screeching from a white female.
It's the uncanniest valley.
man I love those reality checks
>wh*toids turning everyone into Black folk
>indians turning everyone into wh*tes
Based much?
check bittensor - decentralized ai - its the next big thing
Buy an ad
My only complaint about pajeet videos is their glbldeglblelbldlbl speech, so if they're going to fix that, all the better.
kafkaesque
Streamers are falling for these though. Particularly, in video games, nvidia powered anime voice changers are becoming so prevalent, and every damn fricking time; Some technologically inept moron is kissing their ass thinking it's le gamer girl, when it's some fat tard with a 4080 using a vtuber voice modulator.
Related https://youtu.be/84NtcX0RMqY?t=336
Is there an addon or a script that bypasses all the indian videos with fake titles in english? I think it's high time for some country to do the same to india. Imagine Mexico flooding youtube with tutorials in Spanish but titles and thumbnails in indian.
just learn conversational hindi bro are you racist or something?
I wish some billionaire would fund a fake Mexican-Indian tutorial youtube campaign, then you'll know what it's like. You don't even try to speak proper English in Anglo countries yet in this situation English is used to get clicks. How nice. परवाह नहीं
>indian videos with fake titles in english
WHY DO THEY FRICKING DO THAT?!?!?! that isn't just incompetent, it's malicious
Kek this is so fricking funny. Indians are the most insecure and money hungry people on the planet
way better idea would be to do this but with vtuber anime girls instead of wh*toids
i might actually be able to tolerate 'jeet tutorials then
This video makes me feel like support Pakistan Islamists
New man-made horror beyond comprehension just dropped
Anyone else find it funny that indians pollute the internet the same way they pollute the real world environments they live in?
10x better than the chinese
If they look white and sound white, what do I care?
>ai can kinda do hands
what the frick?!?!?!
Good thing is indians are too dumb to learn how to use ai
wtf thats cristina from world friends channel!
watch?v=R1lmeSIhLxc
>Indians are using AI to help out Americans in their own native AI voice
In the sprawling landscape of India, amidst narrow lanes where the specter of open defecation still looms, and the proverbial 'milk truck' of basic amenities eludes the grasp of many, there unfolds a digital drama. Here, Indian YouTubers, living bridges between the old and the new, between survival and aspiration, adopt AI-generated white avatars in their quest for global recognition.
These avatars, designed to reflect a Western ideal, are a tragicomic contrast against the backdrop of harsh realities. Yet, while they don the masks of AI, the distinctive Indian accent in their voices stubbornly pierces through, a defiant vestige of their cultural roots that AI fails to conceal. The tools to 'Westernize' their accents exist, freely accessible, yet often untouched.
This is a complex dance of identity in the digital age, a struggle between the globally accepted digital personas and the cultural nuances that make them uniquely Indian. The vibrant symphony of the Indian accent becomes a symbol of resistance, a cultural watermark against the tide of global homogenization.
Against the backdrop of India's challenges - defecating streets, the elusive 'milk truck' - these YouTubers weave a narrative that is both universal and deeply personal. Their voices, carrying the timbre of countless languages and dialects, become an echo of resilience, a testament to a heritage that remains unabashed in the face of adversity.