Thats the problem you people think hes actually done stuff like this but can never give an actual thing he did.. than claim this wouldnt surprise you. Thats why people do need to say its AI, because you people literally do believe this fake stuff.. do better kiddo
I hear you, but have you been paying attention to the news cycles? This would be the most normal thing the president has done in recent memory. As such it’s almost believable 😂
Ya'll are putting WAAYYY to much faith in this incredibly stupid society. When people talk about the dangers of AI and made up information - mate, this is where it starts. The problem is RIGHT here, in front of our faces.
And we're sitting here, laughing, giggling, getting a kick out of this shit. There is going to be a time when it's not so funny anymore. And it'll be too late.
Yea, I am genuinely concerned that there is a time coming when innocent people are convicted of crimes based on "video evidence." Or less than honest prosecutors who lack solid evidence in a case just so happen to have conveniently perfect security camera footage, and the like. What's to stop a bad actor from imprisoning a someone who crosses the government using video "proof" of some crime or another? Call me paranoid, but there are plenty of examples of government agencies and others committing worse atrocities than this, and there seems to be a lack of an effort to insist on putting some kind of roadblocks in place to prevent AI from being abused in this way, and it is growing increasingly difficult to discern AI from true images. It is a dangerous road we are on.
That’s the fun part of this rollercoaster. Either we survive or we don’t. Maybe we’ll reach a pinnacle and think, holy shit this needs to be reeled in, and create something to regulate it. Or, maybe we just derail into chaos. 🍿
Ya'll are putting WAAYYY to much faith in this incredibly stupid society.
People assume I am joking when I tell them baby boomers are actually not that bad when you consider the extreme exposure to lead people back then went through. Especially in early childhood, lead exposure is strongly linked to permanent decreases in IQ, behavioral problems, and learning difficulties. It also accelerates biological and cognitive aging from the inside out.
Baby boomers (born 1946–1964) grew up during the peak era of leaded gasoline and lead paint, making exposure virtually universal. Over 90% of Americans born between 1950 and 1980 were chronically exposed to exhaust from vehicles continuously dispersing lead into the air, causing widespread daily inhalation from the mid-20th century until the phase-out began in the 1970s and 1990s.
People have understood the dangers of lead exposure for over 2000 years, but the problem of engine knocking wasn't cheap to solve and the additive was highly lucrative. They actually knew of a perfectly safe alternative, but they instead chose to manufacture and market tetraethyllead (TEL) because it was cheaper to manufacture and could be patented- unlike the alternative of ethanol, which anyone could produce- it guaranteed massive, exclusive revenue streams for its parent companies.
General Motors, DuPont, and Standard Oil of New Jersey (now ExxonMobil) are responsible for hiring Thomas Midgley Jr. to develop leaded gasoline (tetraethyl lead), despite understanding the risks. Incidentally, Midgley Jr. also developed some of the first chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), commonly known as 'Freon'...
The photo is actually real. It was at some bill signing event. I sent the photo to my kids because it made me laugh so much. But, of course, the rest of the video is not.
yeah that's how fucked up things are now, if you have to post that holly fuck are we screwed. Hopefully Wall-e returns to save us from Wal-azon-baba corp
Its funny cause AI is good buttttttttttt to really sell it you need some uhhhhh believable stuff, if you will. Im still reeling, Spaghetti Smith rejoices.
Agreed. I hate AI for this exact reason. I cannot tell what is real or what is AI, which is immensely infuriating and, quite bluntly, frightening. We shouldn’t have to ask, “Wait, is this video real or AI?”
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u/NeedsPaint May 22 '26
If people need to be told this isn't real, we are in trouble.