I disagree completely. We've had this ability to create photorealistic fiction for decades now. You can go see how impressive the capability is by paying $12 at

I disagree completely. We've had this ability to create photorealistic fiction for decades now. You can go see how impressive the capability is by paying $12 at your local movie theater. The only thing that's changed is the ease and cost of doing it, but that has also been dropping for decades. Having people think that it's not possible right now is what is dangerous, because it's absolutely possible right now, no AI needed. Even if this is released quickly, the internet would be flooded with crazy images, and people would quickly learn to have a critical eye to the media that they see, which should already be the case, because photorealistic fiction is already possible, as everyone experiences with every blockbuster movie. Only a slight shift in perspective is required to realize that every image and video you see aren't any different than frames/clips of Thor: Love And Thunder.