Ellis Rovin

cleans up the face shadow like that.

And the dad was just like, oh!

What is this black magic?

What?

If I showed some of this stuff to my dead grandma, like, she would, her mind would be blown.

So I was going through that video to try to like clean it up because my dad used windows some

Yeah, Windows Movie Maker, some free trial thing that has a giant watermark over it.

So I spent like a hundred something dollars on some weird AI video editing tool to like remove that watermark.

And it did.

But there are parts where the watermark was over her face and it just like completely warped it into some...

like demonic looking thing.

So I am very skeptical about these tools with human faces in particular.

Like that's a real touchy area because if it does it in the wrong way, it just like completely ruins the memory.

Human faces.

I think that we're particularly attuned at noticing the patterns on what people's faces look like.

So like, you know, if Marquez gets generated on Gemini or whatever, and it's like, it looks 98% like Marquez, but I'm like, yeah,

But that's not quite Marquez.

You can always notice.

I spend so much time looking at Marquez's face professionally.

And personally.