Before the AI-generated video, social media users develop over the top stories to get views online.
Many people fell into these elaborate stories, but they were more original and innovative than some of the artificial intelligence (AI) content shared online.
A while ago I saw a video of a lion eating meat in a grocery store. The video hit people, but others quickly recognized it as an AI.
I also saw that a man who was once skeptical of AI is obsessed with his AI assistant, not only did he name her, but also suggested her…
Another video recently shared on social media shows the number of kayakings at night, believed to be Puerto Rico and believed to have encountered wildlife.
The video shows that when the “crocodile” suddenly swims, they record themselves. Crocodiles, crocodiles and their close relatives are known to be violent and dangerous, so the fact that this is said to have swam past them without doing anything to the couple, left many users suspicious.
Next, discussion continued as to whether the video showed crocodiles or crocodiles. One wrote: “It's a believer. Gators are submissive creatures and are not aggressive. This is the normal Gator behavior. The Floridians are here.”
Another replied: “It's a crocodile, not a crocodile. The wrong continent.”
The latter may be correct, but we know that alligators are known to live in Puerto Rico areas, but if it was the real thing, it would have probably been a Caiman.
Watch the video below on Instagram:
Many users shared their complaints about people who use AI to generate incredible content for clicks.
The video looked realistic at first glance, but detailed investigations show that women are looking in the wrong direction and that male hands take a different shape when an animal is “pet.”
Recently, we know that the line between realism and simulation is OK, but using it to deceive the internet is wrong. It's not impressive, but it's not very appealing.
For those wondering whether AI will one day replace us, read this article on how humans can beat AI models in the Olympia of Mathematics recently.
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