The crowded NZ band home had to call for a realistic, concerning AI video that frontman Neil Finn claims he is suffering from erectile dysfunction.
– And I can't stress this enough – the fake video was posted on Facebook to show a computer-generated version of Simon Dallow on TVNZ, reporting that Neil Finn welcomed a new baby after fighting erectile dysfunction.
Yes, someone actually made it out of it.
In the clip, AI Finn goes into detail and appears to think he will never be able to become a father again.
“To be honest, I believe that the chapters in my life were closed, not because I didn't want it, but because I simply couldn't,” the fake Finn began.
but, Authentic The crowded house quickly reposted the video with a warning to fans.
“I don't know where this came from, but please don't be fooled,” they wrote. “Neal had no problems with his erection.”
What a statement.
The band's response comes after the claims of the AI version of FINN. “For years I had problems that most men were too embarrassed to talk about. My erections became weaker and weaker until they stopped completely. I had no desire, no confidence, no control.
This video is as far as it features a fake version of Dr. Lance O'Sullivan, Māori, who offers advice to men to further convince the watchers that the fake news stories are real.
The commenters enjoy the videos, but point out how they first caught them.
One wrote:
“Yes, I'm getting better, but I've always wondered because you wrote great songs early on with “very strong.” ”
The third writes:
In this case, many people can see the humor of the situation, but it is clear that concerns are growing in AI about social media and the content we consume every day.
Maintaining wisdom about us is a great reminder.
