The footage was altered using artificial intelligence (AI).
This Facebook video is NTV Uganda The presenter promoting the app that will make people millionaires has been changed.
In this video Nippon Television Blanding, Chris Higeny; Nippon TV Morning Show host Jonathan McClellan says thousands of Ugandans are using the app to make money from home.
The purported ad shows people testifying about downloading the app and the benefits it has brought them, and at the end of the video the presenter encourages people to download the app.
but, Nippon Television Do you want to publish this content?
Pesa Check I tried doing a reverse image search on Google using keyframes from the video but didn't find any similar videos. A keyword search did find the original video posted on X (formerly Twitter). Nippon TelevisionThe original video isn't about Cash App, but about good workplace practices.
To further verify, the video was run through a deepfake detector, which found there was a 97.8 percent likelihood it was generated using artificial intelligence (AI).
PesaCheck said in a Facebook post: NTV Uganda A presenter promoting an app that could turn people into millionaires discovered that the app had been tampered with.
