Hollywood stars and rappers Will Smith It's in the spotlight, but not for the best reason.
Smith officially announced he had returned to music last year, but in March he announced a tour to stop by Europe, Morocco and the UK to support his new album. Based on a true story. The album marks his first full-length since the release of his album Lost and foundIt was released in 2005.
gettin 'jiggy wit it The rapper is currently on the tour, and earlier this month he shared a wealth of online attention-grabbing promotional videos. Fans claim that Will Smith used AI for the video, and the video clips are not rendered well.
In fact, the audience depicted in the video has blurred faces and has extra hands. What's even worse, nme “'You can make it' helped to survive cancer. THXWill” note that his hands are blurred on the poster. Plus, everything is just looks fake.
Smith captioned the article, “My favorite part of the tour is to meet up close. Thank you for meeting me too.”
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The actors and rappers have not responded for comments after the video became essentially a virus. Fans point out suspicions of AI use across the internet.
“Why are these AI people in the crowd? That's embarrassing,” an Instagram user wrote. They aren't alone, “Imagine using AI to generate signs about cancer. This is an absolute 🤡🤡🤡 behavior,” “What is an AI fan?” “Half of the footage is AI.”
You can watch the video below.
Will Smith's latest album Based on a true storyIt was released in late March. Smith describes it as an album about finding hope in difficult times, following the mantra “Dance in Your Darkest Moment.”
