back in November, to assist with the notion that “sometimes we require a reminder before diving back into” our beloved shows. This is particularly applicable for any series that experiences a lengthy break between seasons. This “first-of-its-kind feature” was described as a “revolutionary application of generative AI for streaming,” according to Gérard Medioni, vice president of technology at Prime Video. Well, it seems that it has been utilized for the new season of the popular series based on a massive video game “Fallout,” summarizing the plot of season one. It did not turn out very well.
Everyone is buzzing about “Fallout’s” forthcoming season, but some discussions have soured due to that AI recap. The voice that narrated the replay is monotone, robotic, and unmistakably AI, which would be a significant oversight in itself. Furthermore, during the recap, it also provides inaccurate details, claiming that certain scenes are set in 1950’s America. While the scene is retro-themed, it is worth noting that the show’s timeline actually occurs in 2077. It also makes a rather obvious blunder regarding the season’s conclusion. There’s no need to spoil it for those who haven’t seen season one yet, but if you rely solely on the recap, you may find yourself a bit perplexed.
In any case, it appears that the AI recap is currently unavailable. It initially showed up on the “Fallout” series details page when selecting the second season, but it has disappeared. Hopefully for good, although it is more likely to return. Amazon did publish an entire blog regarding its rollout showcasing “Prime Video’s ongoing dedication to innovation and enhancing the viewing experience for customers.”
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