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I’ve been playing around with a few AI adult video generators lately, and I keep wondering where the actual “limit” is with realism. Some clips look surprisingly close to real footage when you only glance at them, but if you stare at the details long enough, something always feels slightly off — like the face not syncing perfectly with the movement or the lighting changing in weird ways. I’m curious how others see it. Are these tools already convincing enough, or is it still obvious they’re AI once you pay attention?
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From what I’ve seen, the realism really depends on the type of input you give the model and how consistent the lighting and angles are. When I tested a few tools, including the generator at ai porn videos, I noticed that the quality jumps a lot depending on whether the source images match the movement the model tries to create. Sometimes it nails the general look, especially around the body shape and overall motion flow; other times the face alignment slips for a frame or two and it instantly breaks the illusion. The hands are also tricky — AI still struggles with fingers when there’s too much motion or when the model tries to transition between poses.
Another thing I’ve noticed: AI tends to “smooth out” skin too aggressively, like a beauty filter on max settings. It looks nice at first, but then you notice there are no pores, no tiny imperfections, and that gives away the synthetic feel. But as long as you don’t freeze-frame every second, some results are already surprisingly close to believable, which is both cool and a bit weird.