"While the recap suggests Amazon's AI system can successfully combine clips, music and dialogue into a coherent video, it apparently lacks an understanding of the details. The inaccuracies in this recap won't prevent anyone from enjoying the second season of the show, but they don't exactly inspire confidence in Amazon's tool either. It also seems like a problem that could have been easily solved by having a human employee who's watched the show review the video before it was uploaded."
"Unfortunately, Amazon's lack of AI quality control extends beyond recaps of its shows and into the dubs for the shows themselves. The company pulled AI-generated voiceover tracks for Banana Fish and other anime because of how bad they sounded earlier this week. It wouldn't be surprising if this recap gets pulled, corrected and re-uploaded, too. As Amazon adds more AI-generated content to its platform, users are bound to discover more ways it comes up short. The company's audience is too big"
Amazon launched an AI-generated video recap feature for Prime Video in November. The Fallout season-one recap contains factual errors, including misidentifying Los Angeles-set flashbacks as the 1950s instead of 2077 and misunderstanding the season-one ending that sets up Lucy and The Ghoul’s partnership in season two. The system can combine clips, music and dialogue but lacks narrative understanding. Human review could have corrected these mistakes before upload. Amazon previously removed AI-generated dubs for Banana Fish and other anime for poor quality. As more AI-generated content is added, similar shortcomings are likely to surface to a large audience.
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