Claim: Students expressed their opposition to Vice President Sarah Duterte's ammo each in a street interview.
evaluation: error
The video featuring students who are believed to be against Vice President Sarah Duterte's ammo each has been confirmed as content manipulated via artificial intelligence (AI).
The Deepfake video was uploaded on June 15 by a Facebook page that assembled the clip as evidence that Duterte was unfairly targeted. The caption reads:You want justice, but your justice is selective. ”
In the manipulated video, the student is asked:Pabor ka ba sa empeachment ni vp sara?(Do you agree with VP Sarah's blast each?), students respond with clear disapproval of blast each.
That same day, Sen. Ronald “But” Dela Rosa shared the video on her page, adding: “Mabuti pa mga bata nakakanindi sa mga pangyair. Makinihihikayo mga yellow at mga komunista!”
(“Even children understand what's going on, especially “yellow” and communists!”)
but, analysis Using AI video detection tool, it was found 89% of the video Strong evidence of operation was displayed, including lip sync mismatches and audio mismatches.
Further inspection revealed the above letters Student shirt And near Street Signage It was difficult to determine the reliability and location of the video because it did not form consistent or verifiable words.
Furthermore, visible “Veo” watermarks are known tags for AI video generation tools Found Verify that the video has been produced synthetically on multiple frames.
June 17th, a Street interviews generated by follow-up AI It surfaced with reference to previous controversy. In this second video, the interviewer asks the student:Sabi Nila, ai ka daw?” (Did they say you are AI?), the student responds: “Yes, hindi ba sila nagbabasa ng title? ” (Yes – Can't you read the title?)
The use of AI-generated content in political discourse raises important concerns about misinformation and distortions of public perception, particularly on polarization issues such as the Vice President's Munition Each Trial.
At the time of writing, the first AI interview video has accumulated 7.9 million views, 120,000 responses, 20,000 comments and 69,000 shares. The second AI interview also gained traction, with over 31,000 responses, 1,900 comments and 5,200 shares. Zelle Corpuz
