Quote from: lester1/2jr on August 04, 2026, 04:32:07 PMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAC994TScoQThe concept is fun - I was on the hook. However, after 2m30s, I stopped watching. I have no idea what the rest of it is like, but the images were assembled/edited by AI and I'm pretty sure the voice is AI too.
^ I watched this documentary, if you want to call it that, about an outrageous conspiracy theory asserting that certain mirrors made before 1880, with a different sort of process than they use now, somehow reflect memories of Tartaria, an alleged lost empire that was destroyed by mud floods. There's no way it's true: No one anywhere has any record of any society in this nondescript central Asian location that allegedly produced some form of modern electricity or something. Even if there were, why would a mirror take a picture of it?
The concept itself is fun, though. 4.25 /5
(Some of the line readings and transitions are wholly inorganic.) The images don't really make sense w/ the narration (as often is the case w/ AI) so at best it's a fun audio-drama - but there are several great spooky audio-dramas I've listened to that are created and voiced by humans - I don't need more AI in my life.
