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Michael Knowles (0:00)
Most of the content generated by AI is pure slop. And this is no different. But the producers have compiled the absolute top fake Pixar trailers generated by the sewers of the Internet. Take it away.
Guest 1 (0:22)
From the creator of Slumdog Millionaire. I just need one big break, one sale and we can leave this place in a city of a million voices.
Guest 2 (0:30)
Are you sure this isn't a scam, ma'?
Michael Knowles (0:31)
Am? It's your luck.
Guest 2 (0:32)
One more voucher. Just one.
Michael Knowles (0:35)
Is it the Indians that are scammers? Sir, the attitude is not going to.
Guest 2 (0:38)
Speed things up any bit at all.
Michael Knowles (0:40)
I usually think of like Africans as like Nigerians or something, as scammers.
Guest 1 (0:44)
You want to sell that? Call these motherfuckers asap.
Michael Knowles (0:48)
The Indians, maybe. Okay, next one. First time in Thailand.
Guest 1 (0:52)
From Pixie Works Animation.
Guest 2 (0:54)
The cutest smile. Careful, I might steal it.
Guest 1 (0:56)
Comes a story about finding someone who truly sees you. Oh, hi, I'm Jean.
Michael Knowles (1:00)
Hi, Jean.
Guest 1 (1:00)
But she's got a secret.
Guest 2 (1:01)
You look cute when you sweat.
Guest 1 (1:03)
Oh, thanks. I haven't felt like this in years.
Guest 2 (1:05)
There's something I haven't told you.
Guest 1 (1:07)
Ladyboy made with Flashloop.
Michael Knowles (1:11)
It's like, hey, we're gonna develop this technology that can create whole movies, whole animated movies. Think about, you know, Snow White, how long that took, the investment. You know, Disney almost lost everything and now we can just make animated movies with it. And can you imagine what the computing power even that that takes? What are we going to do? We're going to make jokes about ladyboys for the Internet. That's what it's going to do. Next one.
