Will Smith
Did he prettied up his audience with AI?
Will Smith is criticized for a suspicious concert video. Fans accuse him of having faked his audience with AI.
Embarrassing mistake or maybe even wanted provocation? Will Smith (56) creates numerous discussions. The one -minute clip entitled “My favorite part of the tour is to see you all up close. Thank you for seeing me” should actually explain his close connection to his fans. Instead, attentive viewers exposed embarrassing discrepancies.
Has Will Smith exaggerated something with the use of artificial intelligence? Surious faces, hands with six fingers and a poster with the cryptic inscription “Fr6sh Crince” instead of “Fresh Prince” reveal the AI. A particularly striking moment shows a man whose knuckle seem unreal with his shield.
Fans react with malice and incomprehension
Accordingly, the reactions in the comments are mainly devastating. “Why is the audience fake?” Asks a disappointed fan. “Embarrassing and at the same time hilarious,” mocks another. Particularly bitter: “Imagine you are so rich and famous and still have to use AI audience and bot comments. Tagic, man. You were cool.”
But not everything inevitably has to be Smith’s fault. According to matching media reports, YouTube sometimes uses an automatic AI -upscaling – a process that is intended to automatically improve image quality and resolution using AI. The suddenly smooth, softly drawn and unreal games could also be due to this process.
Actually, Smith does not need an artificial reinforcement at all: the “Based on a True Story” tour, named after his first album for two decades, has long been sold out “Aegspresents”, according to the ticket seller. After numerous shows there are currently still appearances in Manchester, London and Wolverhampton.
Emotional return after difficult time
For Smith, the tour marks an important comeback. In March he cried with emotion at his first concert in Las Vegas when he talked about the severe birth of his son Trey and the death of his “Fresh Prince” colleague James Avery (1945-2013). The Oscar Prize winner, who remains excluded from Academy events for ten years after his notorious Oscar-Ohrfeige against Chris Rock (60), is currently looking for his way back into the spotlight.
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Source: Stern
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