In a world where artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly integral part of everyday life, the question of whether one can learn the difference between real life and AI seems more important than ever.
However, most of us definitely can't do it if a video of one technician expert passes by.
AI expert and content creator, Madeline Salazar regularly makes people feel like “their brains are broken” with “real or AI” clips on Tiktok and YouTube.
Her latest ticock video shows Madeline's cart wheel on a non-existent wall before turning his stunning lime green wallet into potatoes. It really blows my mind and is a bit frightening at the same time.
Do you think you can tell the difference? You can go here…
Posted from Tiktok's handle @Madsal, Madeline points to a variety of different items and asks followers if they consider themselves authentic or AI.
One Tiktok user commented: “We cook so much,” another wrote:
Meanwhile, others commented quickly saying that after watching some of Madeline's other videos, they began to find the difference.
“This is the first video I nailed, and you're training us,” commented, while another commented, “I'm getting better and not the next video.”
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Madeline asked her followers which door was real (@madsal/tiktok)
One follower raised his concerns about the impact of AI-generated videos and what lawmakers should do to protect people from fake content.
“Without clear labeling of all AI-generated videos, deceptions and disinformation are at risk,” they write.
“There is an urgent need for visible AI labeling legal requirements. Transparency protects the truth of the digital world.”
Currently, there are no legal requirements to declare when a video is generated in the UK, but platforms like YouTube require users to accurately label content when it includes realistic altered media such as deepfakes, audio clones, or digitally generated scenes that look realistic.
Her video raises people question reality (@Madsal/Tiktok)
The Consumer Act prohibits misleading practices. This means that you cannot use AI-generated content to make your audience believe they are seeing things in real life.
On her YouTube channel, Madeline teaches her followers how to create their own AI-generated content, how to implement it in a video, and how to create clones and deepfake videos of herself.
In the meantime, you can train yourself in things that are not real by looking at her tiktok.
