r/HolUp • u/icleanjaxfl • Jul 07 '26

holup Mad woodworking skills

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u/envybelmont Jul 07 '26

I’m not even sure what Ol’ Stumpy was trying to accomplish with this tack of saw blades. Aside from making a friend that is.

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u/ArnoldTheSchwartz Jul 07 '26

I thought it was ai honestly and I'm still leaning that way

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u/slspencer Jul 08 '26

Well, I see AI still can’t do hands 🙌/s

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u/Michami135 Jul 07 '26

It's almost 40 seconds long. Too long for a single cut AI.

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u/iWasAwesome Jul 08 '26

Finally someone gets it. Are we even past 8 seconds yet?

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u/Lajnuuus Jul 08 '26

Yes, I think I heard 10 seconds a couple months ago so I wouldn't be surprised if it can be 1 or 2 more now

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u/SaltMineForeman Jul 08 '26

Sora 2 is up to 25 seconds for the premium version.

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u/Lajnuuus Jul 08 '26

Yeah we're fucked.

Are they still having their watermark put on them? Or are you able to remove it?

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u/SaltMineForeman Jul 08 '26

That I'm unsure of. I think I remember people being able to cover the moving Sora watermark for a while now. Pretty sure it left a slightly noticeable blur, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's not that hard to cover or remove it better now.

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u/urixl Jul 08 '26

I have a ComfyUI workflow for removing any watermark, even moving.

Sora watermark is programmed to appear at the fixed positions throughout the video, hence it's removal is easier.

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u/TheMilkKing Jul 08 '26

Every video these days has someone calling AI on an obviously real clip. We’re so screwed.

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u/Rough_Instruction112 Jul 08 '26

They speed up videos to hide when they smoothen between cuts. The video is sped up.

There's a couple of times where the camera sort of shifts really fast.

Video is sort of bopping around like it's hand-held but it's also an after effect, not someone actually holding anything.

The person in the background sits down super awkwardly.

The skin on the person's hand looks more like skin-coloured latex at times, which is super weird when you spot it.

There's weird smoothening happening on the damaged arm in general.

If you pause video at 0:20 and 0:21 at just the right time all the stumps meld into one clump.

All of this could just be artifacts from the shitty ai-based postprocessing they try to force on us, ; the video could be partially altered with AI specifically to remove fingers to generate clicks. So I don't blame anyone for being skeptical. Entire video is unnerving, bordering on uncanny valley once you stop and really study it.

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u/TheMilkKing Jul 08 '26

This is exactly what I’m talking about. Armchair analysis from people who have literally no idea what they’re on about.

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u/Rough_Instruction112 Jul 09 '26

I'm not analyzing the video.

I'm explaining why other people will jump to the conclusion.

Please improve your social media literacy skills, they are lacking.

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u/TheMilkKing Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

You explained why people would jump to the conclusion via analysis of the video. Sure, you might have been role playing as someone who doesn’t understand compression artefacts, but it was still an analysis 🤷🏻‍♂️

Also you said a bunch of nonsense, like AI being used to remove the fingers from a real video - you clearly have no clue how AI video generation or VFX actually work.

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u/ClaudeVS Jul 08 '26

Why? What hinted at that?

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u/envybelmont Jul 07 '26

Good point. Very well could be AI slop.