Loud and noisy shorts

Those AI-generated shorts, clips, mini - dramas, whatever you want to call them, are so annoying and loud. My elderly parent is always watching them, and it drives me crazy. Because they're AI-generated, the voices and characters (and even some of the storylines) all seem almost the same. They're always loud and noisy, with men, women, young and old constantly screaming or fighting in every clip.

The elderly women are the worst, always screaming in those crazy high pitched voices. I don't understand it. Why do people generate so many of these shorts and clips when they're all the same type of noisy content?

评论

Xiumin123•about 11 hours ago•1

I do not get it. But I did go to the hospital today and was so annoyed with a little kid watching those on full blast next to her grandma, that I did walk over, chuckle and say sorry friend this is way too loud, and turned it down to an acceptable volume myself. Grandma thought it was funny so no hard feelings. I think the algorithm just throws them out because they are dopamine machines and the babies and grandma's dont care enough that it's slop.

Todd_H_1982•about 10 hours ago•1

What did your mum and dad say? They obviously like it?

Brave_Dark_4050•about 4 hours ago•1

i thought my mom’s phone was broken until i realized she was watching those same five ai scream-fights on a loop lol

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