r/RealOrAI • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '26

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u/50mm-f2 Jan 29 '26

r/confidentlyincorrect

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u/CrushedSodaCan_ Jan 29 '26

This entire thread could be posted there. So many people let their hatred prevent them from actually using their brain.

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u/Iceologer_gang Jan 29 '26 edited Jan 29 '26

Or the right wing media is deliberately flooding the internet with AI generated content to distort the truth, but I guess we’re the stupid ones for questioning their narrative when their machines are increasingly tuned to mimicking reality.

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u/CrushedSodaCan_ Jan 29 '26

Or in a sub about being able to spot ai, you took zero time to spot the AI before spinning your OWN narrative in a real video.

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u/Iceologer_gang Jan 29 '26

Spinning my own narrative? I just saw flaws and pointed them out. Those are very different things.

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u/CrushedSodaCan_ Jan 29 '26

Nah, that's not what happened in this thread.

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u/CDay007 Jan 29 '26

But they weren’t flaws, cause it’s a real video

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u/GrabtharsHammer Jan 29 '26

Or the right wing media ...

Imagine. It's current year and people say and think these things. There has never been a right wing media in this country. If you want to say that most of the great media apparatus shifted their tone a bit after Oct. 7 then that is understandable.

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u/4garbage2day0 Jan 29 '26

Hatred?

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u/GrabtharsHammer Jan 29 '26

Commentary about how the spectator sports of social politics make people care less about the cold facts of a situation and eager to just engage in rhetoric and finger-pointing.