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It's already got to the point that if I see an interesting video showing a cute animal doing something or a natural disaster my first thought is "Is this AI?"
by jjbinx007 8mo ago
It's already got to the point that if I see an interesting video showing a cute animal doing something or a natural disaster my first thought is "Is this AI?"
- MattDaEskimo 8mo agoMakes one wonder what the other, more horrific side of this looks like, and how law enforcement and even begin to separate truth from fiction
- techterrier 8mo agoIn this instance, we've already got law enforcement using fiction to obfuscate fact. Probably not long before we see sora style videos of a 'new angle' of a controversial event, showing that the protestor / victim did in face have a gun / deserve it
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- anon7725 8mo agoSince many people are primed for this video to confirm their worldview, it doesn't even need to be that good. It will spread like wildfire, and its debunking won't. Technically, there is no reason why this can't be done today.
- boothby 8mo agoOnly, it's members of the federal government overtly spreading disinformation and laughing about it. It will be a miracle if anything is left of the law enforcement and judiciary that would push back in three years' time.