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AI视频提示词堪比博士论文，文科生迎来专属 “编程时代”_我的网站

一 |     A Russian governor was accused by critics on Sunday of “discrediting Russia’s armed forces” after telling residents in her region that the country had “no need” for its war in Ukraine.Natalya Komarova, the governor of the Khanty-Mansiysk region and a member of President Vladimir Putin’s governing United Russia party, made the remarks during a meeting with residents in the Siberian city of Nizhnevartovsk on Saturday.Critics have called for authorities to launch an investigation into her remarks, but Komarova hasn't been detained or faced any charges so far.A video of the event posted on social media showed the politician being confronted by the wife of a Russian soldier who said that mobilized men had been poorly equipped for the front line.Komarova told residents that Russia hadn't been prepared for the invasion of Ukraine.“Are you asking me (why your husband does not have equipment), knowing that I’m the governor and not the minister of defense?”, the 67-year-old said.“As a whole, we did not prepare for this war. We don’t need it. We were building a completely different world, so in this regard, there will certainly be some inconsistencies and unresolved issues,” she said.Komarova’s comments quickly spread online, reportedly prompting pro-war activists to denounce the politician to authorities for “discrediting Russia’s armed forces.”News outlet Sibir.Realii reported that its journalists had seen a letter from the director of a Siberian non-profit organization, Yuri Ryabtsev, to Russia’s Minister of Internal Affairs, calling for a further investigation of Komarova’s comments.Days after Putin sent troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, Russia’s Kremlin-controlled parliament approved legislation that outlawed disparaging the military and the spread of “false information” about Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.Russian courts have used the legislation to hand out fines and prison terms to opposition critics, including those who describe Moscow’s full-invasion of Ukraine as a war, instead of using the Kremlin’s preferred euphemism of “special military operation.”。

二 |     今日，“文科生迎来了编程时代”词条冲上热搜。         不禁让人疑惑，文科生和编程之间有什么联系？一个是优美的文案，另一个则是冗长的代码，两方相差甚远。         在该词条下，一高赞博主分享一套真人影视质感的AI生成短片，引发关注          其中一段男性角色戏份中，人物持枪对准镜头，手臂与下颌微微发颤，眼神流露出挣扎与犹豫，情绪层层递进至落泪后，缓缓放下手枪。         另一段男女对手戏里，女方初见时神色复杂，带着难言的迟疑与无奈，当被男角色问道“Hey what's up baby”（怎么了宝贝）后，女方眼神闪过怒意，随之抬眼直视对方，而后轻微点头，说出“We're done”（我们到此为止吧）。

三 |          两段视频中，AI演员动作细腻，微表情丰富，并且感觉每一次颤抖都恰到好处。

四 |          看完这两段视频让人不禁感慨这得是多少提示词。         视频出圈后，创作者随即在社交平台分享自己的微表情拆解。         从博主发出的内容细节可知，“AI擅长处理‘微微”“轻轻’，但会将其淡化为无。

五 | ”所以要给出逼近生理极限的具体参数。例如：“振幅不足一毫米的极细微颤抖”、“幅度不超过15度”、“唇角以下沉半度的幅度”。这类及其详细的内容拼凑出这份微表情拉满的视频。         此外，博主还分享了一个AI视频中的微表情提示词，仅9至15秒的内容中，就对应了400余字的提示词，详细标注了每一秒的肌肉变化、情绪转折、镜头运动、画面风格甚至创作禁忌项，精细程度堪比影视分镜剧本。

六 |          看完后网友纷纷在评论区感慨：          有网友直言，这几秒的AI指令堪比一篇博士论文，还有网友称这是理科生联手文科生抢走了艺术生的饭碗。

七 |          也有网友玩梗调侃，称短片 “每一帧都是内娱的极限，每一秒都是韩剧的影子”。         还有评论犀利表示，AI 能听懂大部分人话，很多演员还处于文盲阶段。         AI时代到来，很多需要效率的文字工作者都逐步被AI代替，而真正不会代替的是每个人独特的创意。英伟达 CEO黄仁勋曾说过，“未来 5 年，AI 时代创意比技术更值钱。”          不止黄仁勋说过，国内很多大厂同样落实在实际行动上，为训练大模型理解人类价值观，阿里等企业开设专门“AI叙事设计师”等岗位，明确要求中文哲学等文科背景，岗位月薪平均高达三万至五万元。360创始人周鸿祎也曾表示，AI时代文科生会比理科生更加吃香。         所谓 “文科生的编程时代”，其实就是创意与审美正在成为 AI 时代的核心竞争力。提示词不是传统意义上的代码，它更像一套翻译语言，把人的情感、逻辑和审美转述给 AI，而这种能力，恰恰是文科专业长期打磨出来的优势。         对此你怎么看？。

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