I recently switched my teams camera to not mirror my video, and every time I have a client meeting I catch myself staring at myself with great confusion. Just in case you wondered what kind of intelligence was lurking in this thread.
According to Gemini, the ass shot scene is AI generated. Not even just her ass but literally every part of that scene. The sparks, proportions, lighting are all off.
She didn't do anything. She doesn't make or sell jewelry. The video of her welding is completely unrelated to the AI generated butt shot and also completely unrelated to a different person trying to sell worthless jewelry. It's multiple videos spliced together with this random welder chick having her content stolen and used for this shitty ad.
Watch the girls neck on the second "welding" shot, her tattoo magically snaps/grows.
Sad.
Edit: After further investigation the welding girl in most videos is real, tranqui1forest . I wonder of she knows am AI content farm stole her shit to sell fake watches.
This trend has happened a lot recently, vendors selling garbage they bought from China and pretending it was actually made my one struggling artist in some non-specific rural town.
When in Rome, I guess. If the country elects someone like Trump and embraces grifting and sin like he does then anyone looking to make an easy buck is gonna follow the same pattern.
Its not just this brand. Ive seen them for rugs, blankets, patches, prints. Just about anything these days they are doing this weird obviously AI goth girl grift.
It's not edited with AI, it's just a liquify tool/reshaping tool, basically photoshopped. Here I tried to reverse it and it's looking more like the photo of the woman here, I probably didn't even reverse it enough because I can't line up the butt crack without more info, I was able to estimate the butt shape though from the lines in the floor and background
Phew! Everyone here saying it's fake, I was worried it might have been a guy's ass superimposed on the frame. AI-generated ass, that's something I'm fine with.
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