these tiktok AI slop farms are using my 3D models...

A creator exposes TikTok AI-slop accounts like Cinaboto that reuse his low-poly 3D anime model, arguing the videos are AI-generated and uncredited.

Key Takeaways

Cinaboto's character is allegedly a reused, uncredited 3D model created by the speaker.
The creator believes the videos are largely AI-generated based on animation, audio, and script patterns.
Viral engagement was driven in part by sexualized audience reactions to the character.
Creators should be credited when their 3D assets are reused, and AI content farms raise attribution and authenticity concerns.

What the video covers

The creator, evanciao, reacts to the viral TikTok account Cinaboto, which uses a low-poly anime girl model to post educational-style content about water safety and similar topics.
He states the anime character is a retexture of a 3D model he created earlier (named Neato), used without credit in the video descriptions.
The channel's popularity is attributed largely to sexualized audience comments directed at the character.
A Discord member alerted him to three similar accounts: Cinaboto, Urinasama, and Cat.explains.
He argues the animation style, particle systems, linear-interpolation movement, and procedurally generated visuals suggest AI-generated code or tooling rather than hand animation.
He claims the sound effects, narration voice, and script all show signs of AI generation.
He suggests some assets, such as a couch appearing in multiple videos, may come from asset libraries like Sketchfab or a PSX asset pack.
He notes the account posts very frequently (about every two days), which he considers suspicious for hand-made content.
He compares the hair texture and face of the character to his own model, concluding the hair was merely hue-shifted.
He announces plans to build his own AI content farm to demonstrate what current AI tools can produce.

Chapters

Why does the creator say Cinaboto's content is AI-generated?

He points to janky linear-interpolation animation, procedurally generated visuals, AI-style sound effects, a synthetic narrating voice, and a script he believes reads like AI output. He also cites the very frequent posting schedule as suspicious.

What evidence links Cinaboto's character to the creator's own work?

He says the character is a retexture of his 3D model Neato, which he made for a texturing video. He points to matching face geometry and identical hair texture patterns, noting the hair was only hue-shifted.

What does the creator plan to do next?

He plans to build his own AI content farm to demonstrate what AI tools are capable of producing, showing viewers how easily such content can be made.

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Speaker A

You might have recently heard about this AI content farm that recently blew up on TikTok that's called Cinaboto, which is an occasional channel that uses a low poly anime girl to spit out slop about how to find Ebola in the river water and whatever.

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Worst of all, that's a 3D model I made.

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So, the whole reason that this channel blew up, it's because it's basically gooner content.

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There are people drooling in the comment section about the 3D model being a waifu, asking her to marry them or some [ __ ].

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So that's basically equivalent to ego death for me.

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So today I wanted to take a look at this account with you, reveal who Cinaboto really is, and prove why their content is 100% AI.

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Even further, I'm going to make my own AI content farm to showcase you what AI is capable of doing these things.

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How did this all start?

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So the night days came up on my Discord server and sent this message.

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"What's [music] with this 3D animation account popping up and using the same artistic style as Heavens?

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I've heard some of them use AI as well."

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So, shout out to the Night Days.

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He sent these screenshots about these three TikTok accounts, Cinaboto, Urinasama, and Cat.explains, with Cinaboto being the most famous of the three.

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And so obviously I went on TikTok.

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I got TikTok because I love my brain.

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So I made an account and went over to see what the [music] content of this account was.

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So at first glance, this model looked remarkably familiar.

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It was Neato, [music] a 3D model I made for my texturing video.

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But yeah, I mean, it was still a fairly famous, successful TikTok account with what seemed like animation.

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So I was pretty [music] curious.

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Maybe this person is making cool animations with my model.

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So [music] yeah, let's see what this content is all about.

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So let's click on the most viewed one.

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Let me turn up [music] the volume.

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Straight from a river, you have a water supply, but it's brown because rivers carry mud, and the mud sinks to the bottom.

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This is a settling basin.

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But it's still cloudy because some specks are so tiny they never sink.

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All right.

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I don't want to hear all of this [ __ ].

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I don't care.

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From these 30 seconds alone, if you know what Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 are able to do with Blender MCP, you know this [ __ ] is AI generated.

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It's clear as day.

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Not to talk about the sound effects, which Claude loves to put in videos.

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8-bit pixel every [ __ ] video on Reddit, like, oh look at what Opus made.

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I made this video.

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It's full of this procedurally generated stuff.

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Why?

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Because it's easy to make with code.

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I don't even think this was made with Blender.

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I think it was made with Three.js or whatever.

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I don't care.

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But when I saw this, I was like, yeah, this [ __ ] is AI.

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And on top of that, they're using my model.

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And on top of that, they haven't even credited me as the original creator of the model in the description.

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So, let's go slowly on this.

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If you check out these visualizations and how it's animated, who the [ __ ] [music] drops pellets like that?

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Who animates the particle system like that?

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It's all these janky movements, like all linear interpolation, blah blah blah.

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Oh yeah, but it could be someone that's bad at animating.

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Yeah, I'm not sure about that, because what is this?

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This is [ __ ] AI.

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If you know what Claude and all of those LLMs like to spit out as animations, you know this is AI.

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You can drink.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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Water.

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I don't care.

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We drink monster.

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This visualization with the sun and the lasers, and I think that they are getting their assets from something like Sketchfab.

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The couch appears in two videos, and other assets as well.

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I think they're from the Pizza Doggy [music] PSX asset pack, probably.

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I don't know.

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And if that's not enough, this person is pushing out videos every two days.

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And if you know anything about animation, even this, with "shut the [ __ ] up" and the germs and [ __ ] in the water, yeah, that's [ __ ] AI.

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Yeah, they basically post frequently enough to be suspicious.

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The way it's animated is AI.

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The sound effects are AI.

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The narrating voice is AI.

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The script sounds AI.

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This is basically a retexture of my 3D model, Neato.

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That's not that hard to spot.

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Literally, check out the hair texture.

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It's basically the same.

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You can see the [music] same patterns.

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The face is the same.

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They just hue-shifted the hair.

Topics:AI content farmTikTok3D modelinglow polyAI-generated videoBlenderattributionCinabotoAI slopasset theft

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