Veteran creator rails against AI tutorials hosted by AI voices and avatars
illumnat · reddit · 2026-10-24
A creator who rendered 5-minute animations over 6 days on an A6000 back in 2022 (Disco Diffusion era) vents about returning to AI video: most tutorials now use AI-generated voices and AI-generated host characters, with cookie-cutter AI YouTube thumbnails.
He misses real humans stumbling through presentations and going off on tangents, while still appreciating the actual info these tutorials convey.
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