An elderly Malaysian couple wanting to visit a cable car attraction featured in a social media clip Travelling over 300km from kuala lumpur In Pera Before you know that there is a video AI Generation And there was no ride.
A hotel worker who defeated the news to the couple details the incident in a post thread Above June 30th, He said their experience shocked her.
“(The couple) started checking in to the hotel and they asked if I had been on the cable car. Kuak Hulu. I thought they were kidding,” the workers said. Quack Full is Jerick, Pera.
However, she soon realized that the couple was serious when an older woman told her she had traveled all the way from Kuala Lumpur.
The fake cable car is drawn in almost three pieces –A little long AI-generated videos from journalists “TV Rakyat” It appears to introduce the charm and interview visitors including tourists from Thailand.
This video also includes scenes of people queueing up at “Kuak Skyride” Ticket counter.
The cable car ride then shows the spread of trees, shows the creeks and groups of deer grazing, then cut to show that it will stop near the feet of the vehicle. baling mountain In nearby Keda State.
At the end of the video, an old lady is seen playing a handstand in the background. When she flips over, her legs and body fuse together to form Blob, before she landed at her feet and returned to normal.
“I was so shocked… I explained to my aunt that the video was (made by artificial intelligence) and not the real thing,” the hotel worker said.
“My aunt asked, 'Why did someone want to lie? Was she even on the video?'” she added.
The older woman claimed she hadn't seen comments under the video that it was fake, adding she wanted to sue the “TV Rakiat” journalist.
The workers said they tried to remind women that there was no journalist in the video.
When asked why they didn't check with their children before visiting a non-existent charm, the couple said they were too embarrassed.
In her post, workers pleaded that people check out places their parents intend to visit while on the trip.
The incident has been attracting national attention since it went viral on social media. Local police are urging the public to be vigilant about viral content online and verify the credibility of such videos.
Playing the baling police chief Ahmad Salimi Md Ali said The New Strait Era Above July 3rd, they received nothing Official complaint. However, he emphasized that no such cable car project exists in the district.
He added that a preliminary check confirmed that the video was fully manufactured.
“We are advised to the public not to fall into the contents of the virus without confirmation. In this age of AI-generated media, misleading material can easily spread and cause confusion,” he said.
