It is said that watching is believed, but a new video of a farm woman makes everyone question their brains.
“You don't believe in your eyes!” Another old saying, but in the modern world it seems that you really can't trust everything you see.
With advances in technology, they've all questioned whether fun videos you just saw on Instagram and Tiktok are actually legal, or whether it's an AI trickery job.
Last week, many people collapsed on a video that appeared to show off an adorable bunny having fun on the trampoline, and were heartbroken in order to discover it was a fake. Meanwhile, an entire band that did not exist was created.
Even the most tech-savvy people before are beginning to struggle to distinguish between AI videos and real videos.
The YouTube video was scrambled once more, featuring content creators who appear to be healthy visits to a rustic, idyllic farm.
But it doesn't seem to be all in it…
Are these cows real? ! (Kinga Krzeminska/Getty Stock Photo)
This video, created by @immadsal, shows Madeline Salazar walking across the bridge, riding a wagon and watching cute chickens and dogs on the farm.
Except that none of them are genuine.
She points out various objects and animals on the farm and asks viewers to determine if it is authentic or not.
Most of the time, to my surprise, the incredibly persuasive items are actually AI works.
There are a few exceptions, but she knocks on the wagon's tree to make sure it's real, and the giant light post is also authentic.
Those cute chickens and fluffy farm dogs? All lies.
People rushed to comment and were disappointed with advances in technology.
“Am I the real thing or am I? I have an existential fork,” he wrote.
“It was matrix A kind of docudrama? ! …. 'Ah… ignorance is bliss,' you can think about this and destroy your brain,” exclaimed another.
One Redditor was amazed: “It's getting so close we don't believe anything anymore. It's so good that we can't convey the difference.”
However, another person argued that this was not new and said that the changes should be wary of the changes as previous prizes such as the six fingers of the hand no longer apply.
“What's different now is that it's progressing faster than AI can detect. In the past, the hands looked strange and that's no longer an issue, so we could quickly find AI art.
Another user is worried: “All of this is beginning to become more powerful.”
How many have you gotten right?
