Fake CCTV in 9 seconds: how the “me after letting AI run my life” meme is made
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Alex Patrascu (@maxescu) posted a 9-second, 3:4 vertical clip with one line of text: “Me after letting Grok Bot run my life”. It's black-and-white security-cam footage: a man types his PIN, cash blasts out of the ATM like a fire hose, knocks him back, and he ends up hugging an armful of notes and grinning at the ceiling. The format carries over to other subjects: the caption sets it up, one shot lands the punchline.
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Tags:#Image-to-video#Vertical video#Photorealism#VFX#Cinematography
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