They asked a question. What would you do? Ignore it? Then she would be dragged for that.
Bullshit. People already knew about her lineage for years. And why should she hide it?
Good PR? She was literally asked these questions so many times over the years. Stop blaming her for something she didn't do while people are defending the toxic male lead guy who was openly supporting a pedophile.
He's bland. The story of his character was interesting, and even tho it wasn't well-written, his acting didn't even match that basic script.
My standards are too high, probably, and I'm not like many other Kdrama fans. A pretty face is not enough for me. Compared to the senior actors the gap was insanely big.
Yes, but only because of Eunbin but if I started with the credits first, I wouldn't watch it because of the AI inclusion. He was bang average at best but tbf, it's not like the script was any better.
Basically, almost everyone who was trending before is now doing so with dramas that were entirely written by AI.…
I don't see any AI credit in "Sold out on you" and I dropped it after 1 episode, so I can't tell if they used AI or not. We can't prove if they wrote the script with AI. š
It's pretty good after 6 episodes, but the age gap between the concubines and their sons is bugging me so hard. They look more like husbands and wives. The queen dowager is irritating as hell, and honestly, I don't even understand what her big plan is. Makes no sense what she's doing.
The list will be bigger by the day sadly. As for BAYM, do you mean in the drama or just the promo pictures? In…
I looked at the scene in EP8, but it looked more like poorly upscaled stock photos or videos. I don't see any weird shapes or anything, but it can be AI upscaling as well because the images are too bland, not textures, and that's usually the result of an AI upscale. Unless they used 3D models, but I don't see the point because that's too much work for a short scene.
It can also be bad CGI, that's not a new thing, especially in Kdramas. We can't know for sure unless they included it in the credits or mentioned it somewhere else, but they only started to include AI in the credits this year.
So, yeah, it can be anything, bad CGI or just AI but I don't think it's AI-generated, it's more like upscaled with AI because it's faster than working with 3D models and most people won't realize it anyway unless they pause the scene.
I know, I was just clarifying that green or blue screens don't mean they only used real VFX/CGI because they do that for AI scenes well. It's the same method as normal VFX but faster because they generate the whole background with AI. That's what I meant.
Not many production teams give viewers a disclaimer, they only mention them in the credits. That's why I watch multiple AI-made dramas this year because usually I don't watch credits because I don't want to spoil the next EP but now that's the first thing I do.
Using a green screen doesn't prove anything. They're literally using green or blue screens for the VFX and AI as well. That's how they do it. Did you think AI was just for generating random scenes from scratch?
The so-called AI "artists" are in the credits so they 100% used it for something.
When all you see is people sharing the same kissing scene every day, even brightening up to see their tongues, you know it's not worth to watch. The AI inclusion was already a reason for me to skip this.
Is it confirmed? I can't see anything in the end credits because it's all in Mandarin. I don't see any VFX mention…
Yeah, it can be just bad VFX. Sadly not everyone includes AI "artists" in the credits, and I don't want to watch everything, I don't have the time. I watched some parts in the 1st EP but I didn't find any. Some scene felt more like a cheap VFX but not sure.
Without a 100% source, I don't want to put anything in the list because it can be misleading.
Some people said they used AI in "The East Palace" too, but only for fixing the dark scenes but no AI in the credits and I didn't find any article either.
I think from next year it's gonna be easier to find because 2026 is basically the starting point.
Good PR? She was literally asked these questions so many times over the years. Stop blaming her for something she didn't do while people are defending the toxic male lead guy who was openly supporting a pedophile.
My standards are too high, probably, and I'm not like many other Kdrama fans. A pretty face is not enough for me. Compared to the senior actors the gap was insanely big.
Korea might be an advanced country on paper, but they still live in the 18th century as barbarians.
I'm sure most Kdrama fans don't care about anything because they don't read the news. Ignorance is a bliss.
Also, there's no need for a spinoff.
Queen Mama carrying the drama on her backs.
It can also be bad CGI, that's not a new thing, especially in Kdramas. We can't know for sure unless they included it in the credits or mentioned it somewhere else, but they only started to include AI in the credits this year.
So, yeah, it can be anything, bad CGI or just AI but I don't think it's AI-generated, it's more like upscaled with AI because it's faster than working with 3D models and most people won't realize it anyway unless they pause the scene.
I know, I was just clarifying that green or blue screens don't mean they only used real VFX/CGI because they do that for AI scenes well. It's the same method as normal VFX but faster because they generate the whole background with AI. That's what I meant.
Not many production teams give viewers a disclaimer, they only mention them in the credits. That's why I watch multiple AI-made dramas this year because usually I don't watch credits because I don't want to spoil the next EP but now that's the first thing I do.
The so-called AI "artists" are in the credits so they 100% used it for something.
Without a 100% source, I don't want to put anything in the list because it can be misleading.
Some people said they used AI in "The East Palace" too, but only for fixing the dark scenes but no AI in the credits and I didn't find any article either.
I think from next year it's gonna be easier to find because 2026 is basically the starting point.