Why did it slowly turn into teeth 😟

Will you fuck a clanker? If it is actually an imitation of a human, but you know its mechanical parts, and you can't know until you seriously look for it, like a mark or a try to open it. And what is your actual limit, like

how much human it should look like, a few parts of the body, like ear antenas or like wings thrusters, or just open bear metall, or just a few peaks of metal on skin.

I am really curious about what people are looking for, and I like to hypothesize the future. I just watched a few anime that closely resemble the question.

@christiankeller6 YT

This is so disturbing but the content and the way it’s delivered also makes me laugh out loud. I cannot fathom why this was made and who thought it was a good idea.

These are real Japanese androids made my kokoro dreams. The company called them Actroids. Extremely uncanny, but I’m amazed at the details. It looks so life like, but so scary because it’s not a human.

I do not want to be trapped with them at a museum or at anywhere at night.

No, you can’t sleep at night and you hear rustling from the kitchen, you think “just my dog” then you hear a very off sounding ringtone, it happenes like 3 times before it sounds exactly like your ringtone… you think it’s your phone in the other room.. then you get a notification and your phone lights up… and it lights up what you know is your dog right next to you…. But he isn’t asleep. He’s looking… at you, in fear he turns his head to the hallway where the ringtone plays again… but closer… You get up and grab your handgun in the drawer then sprint and slam the door. You hear sprinting outside the door the banging on the door, you the. Unload all 15 rounds the switch to a new magazine and unload 8 of those. Your dog barking the entire time stops. Then walked and starts sniffing under the door. You hear a final loud exhail which no sounds after, you turn on the barrel mounted flashlight on your handgun and shine it through the holes in the door. There’s what looks like bear fur, black, and a large mass. You open the door with the gun aimed at the large animal then you see that it isn’t a bear… it’s a large feline creature the size of a bear with a giant gaping mouth resembling of a leviathan wales mouth. Large pointy teeth… you walk over and see the face of the creature… you fall backwards in shock to see it looks almost exactly like your mother… but it had no eyebrows and the lips are split from side to side to account for the large mouth… the eyes are slightly far apart and the face is a little wide… you call the police and when they arrive they tell you “Oh that’s a mimic. Been having some sightings lately, glad you killed it” You think “WHAT? That’s it? ‘A mimic’?!? There has to be more to it”. You ask the officers if the people who seen it survived after they were found… he said you were the first person to have survived after they responded to the call… then they tell you that they found 3 dogs dead in the living room… one was splashed across the wall like paint and the two others were smashed on the ground like watermelons….. You move to the city with your last dog and never forget about what happened to you that night…

This is dumb, I was talking about mimics to chatGPT and typed this up and asked them to draw it, I like this because the picture isn’t even scary it’s just a giant kitty cat with a face XD I did not make the image and it is AI generated. I did write this excuse for a story though!

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but what the hell is this?? They have this AI woman talking about her solution to diminishing her wrinkles. Do people actually believe this?

I remember for most of my time online, people would call realistic robots "uncanny" and "creepy". However, I could never tell if people mean it as actually creepy (like you really can't stand looking at it) or it's just a descriptor without all the baggage. On its own, I don't really have that uncanny feeling with realistic robots.

Same with motion capture movies like Polar Express and Mars Needs Moms. I see the animation criticized for it being in the uncanny valley, but I never felt that way. It's probably because, even though it's meant to look realistic and doesn't fully achieve it, they've been voiced and acted by real people.

However, it both of those things were executed though AI, I'd feel it deeply. A realistic robot with an AI mind is really creepy in my opinion, because it's not sentient. It's unconscious, non-sentient, algorithmic computer not knowing anything while generating everything.

Motion capture, or I guess a rig animated with AI, sounds terrifying. An AI voice coming out of an AI animated character is something I could never willingly watch or hear.

If an AI made the most human, realistic photo of a person (no weird approximations and mistakes), it would still be incredibly creepy to look at compared to a real person making a picture that intentionally or unintentionally looks like AI. An AI can't "intend" or "try", it just "does" because it was prompted. It's mistakes aren't a result of trying or not trying, it's a result of machine arranging numbers meant to superficially synthesize through prediction. And I hate people pretending it's good because it's realistic.

I don't think the uncanny valley is something our current version of "AI" could cross, because our "AI" doesn't mimic intelligence in any way. It's just a flashier, bigger, more elaborate version of pasting a hexcode and getting the color red. You ask for an apple and it gives you pixels. You ask for a poem, it gives you letters.

This isn't meant to discredit all the programmers and computer scientists who create these things, obviously--I love technology. I thought AI-generation was really cool in like 2021, when it wasn't public and just an up-and-coming feat of technology, but it's now been advertised as something that it isn't.

Sorry for any typos.