Interesting question but this article completely failed to answer it and really went off the rails half way through. Ars answered this much much better: https

Interesting question but this article completely failed to answer it and really went off the rails half way through. Ars answered this much much better: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/05/ai-video-just-took-a-startling-leap-in-realism-are-we-doomed/ https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/05/ai-video-just-took-a-star... > As these tools become more powerful and affordable, skepticism in media will grow. But the question isn't whether we can trust what we see and hear. It's whether we can trust who's showing it to us. In an era where anyone can generate a realistic video of anything for $1.50, the credibility of the source becomes our primary anchor to truth. The medium was never the message—the messenger always was.