Watching an AI-generated sitcom for the first time feels genuinely strange — anyone else had this experience?
Summary
The author shares their experience watching a fully AI-generated sitcom, noting a split attention between spotting AI artifacts and enjoying the comedy, and inquires about similar experiences from others.
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