AI Slop artist is reworking the finale of the “Squid Game” series

It’s the finale of a popular Korean Netflix show Squid Game A good person?

Depends on the person you ask, not true. Judging from the endless online chat, many viewers find the ending unhappy – not necessarily because it is not tied up (although arguably not), but because it leaves the character in a particularly grim place.

For others, especially those with extra time, it becomes the perfect excuse to fire Google’s VEO 3 and create a whole new ending.

Spoiler aheadbut end Squid Game Season 3 is bleak. Before this season and a season explores the ideal conflict between the show’s protagonist and host (Lee Byung-hun), Season 3 ends up with the latter’s view of humanity’s nihilism. In the finale, Gi-hun faces an impossible choice: save himself, or sacrifice everything to protect player 222’s newborn child. He chose the latter, giving up his life, so the baby (an incredible CGI rendered creation) can survive.

The audience doesn’t like it.

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Of course, fantasy novels and alternative endings are nothing new. But using AI Visualization These endings are still relatively novel – frankly, it looks weird. On Tiktok and Instagram, the creators using Google Veo 3 have been generating the endings of new versions. Some characteristics are gastrointestinal tract Kick CGI Baby Leaves the Platform; others depict players 222 surviving the rope skipping game and continuing to raise their children. There is also a guy who fights the knife with the baby. It’s definitely something unsettling.

There are a lot about Squid GameEnding your own ending – like extending the series beyond the first season, arguably this would undermine the show’s original criticism of capitalism. But there are other things here: the growing desire to “fix” stories with AI, written on purpose to upset the audience.

Does these AI-generated videos mean they should be taken seriously? Not really. But they can also glimpse where things are going – in the future, anyone can easily reshape or reshape the story to suit their preferred activities.

Is this exciting or unsettling depends on how you think of the game itself.