Leaked live-action Kpop Demon Hunters footage leaves fans amazed, later exposed as an artificial intelligence production
A video titled "K-pop Demon Hunters film leaks" has been making waves on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, racking up over 2.6 million views as of Friday noon. The video, however, was later revealed to be an AI creation.
The video features cast members who resemble characters from the "Kpop Demon Hunters" series, including those from Huntrix and Saja Boys. It shows actors appearing to be preparing for a shoot and interacting with staff on set. Many viewers expressed shock, with comments like "It's so realistic it's scary" and "I thought Netflix was really filming a live-action film."
The video was uploaded by Fantasoner, a YouTube channel with over 80,000 subscribers that produces all of its content using AI tools. Fantasyoner has previously released similar AI-generated projects, including an AI-generated live-action version of the Japanese animated classic "Howl's Moving Castle."
The video's realism led to confusion among some viewers, who believed it to be a genuine live-action remake of "Kpop Demon Hunters." This incident underscores the need for clearer guidelines and labeling in the use of AI in content creation to prevent confusion and protect original creators.
Tech experts have voiced concerns over the ethical implications of such hyper-realistic AI content. They noted that while AI opens new creative possibilities, clearer labeling and stronger guidelines are needed to prevent confusion and to protect original creators. The concerns raised highlight the need for a deeper discussion about the boundaries of AI in the entertainment industry.
The popularity of the viral video underscores the growing capabilities of AI in creating realistic content, raising questions about its impact on entertainment industries. As AI continues to evolve, it is crucial to establish guidelines that ensure authenticity and originality while fostering creativity.
