US EditionAmazon Pulls Its Bad AI Video Recaps After Fallout Fallout
Amazon removed the AI-generated Fallout season one recap from Prime Video after fans identified multiple factual errors and hallucinated plot details in the summary.
- Ahead of season two's return, Prime Video pulled an AI-generated Fallout season-one recap after viewers flagged multiple factual errors.
- The AI feature was billed as a tool to identify key plot points, but Prime Video said it hallucinates details like the 1950s setting and fabricates emotional climaxes, leading to its removal.
- On Prime Video, recaps could be played in the 'Extras' section or via a dedicated button, and Amazon had been testing the feature on Fallout, Bosch, Upload, The Rig, and Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, while The Verge, io9, and Engadget reported the removal and sought comment.
- Amazon had already rolled back AI-generated English dubs after complaints, and subscribers publicly criticised the move with some posting about cancelling subscriptions in protest.
- Commentators said the rollback follows other recent AI missteps and reflects sustained social-media pressure on Amazon's experiments amid backlash on X/Twitter and Reddit from professionals and fans.
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The Independent (US)Amazon removes AI recap from Fallout after mistakes — including one key blunder
The hit video game adaptation is set to return for a second season on Prime Video next week
Amazon Prime Video only introduced a new feature in November, but the AI feature is now history again.
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Amazon’s new AI recap function is complicated Fallout followers making ready for Season 2. For all intents and functions, the second season of the Fallout TV present is shaping as much as be fairly thrilling with these attending early preview screenings already singing its praises. Whereas the present itself doesn’t appear to be placing a foot mistaken, the identical can’t be mentioned for its writer at Amazon, which has needed to rapidly roll …
Shortly before the start of the second season of Fallout, Amazon has released a review of the storyline of the first Season. However, it is full of mistakes and probably relies on artificial intelligence, which brings fans to the palm.
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