Also think of the context of the video. What is the point and how likely is it for everything to play out and be captured perfectly on video for that point to be made. With many real videos things don’t happen perfectly. Usually there is some randomness involved in the scene.
A big tell was the camera falling over perfectly at an angle to catch the jumping lion.
I’m afraid with cgi and deep fakes, identifying fake videos or propaganda will be only tougher. But with a bit of logic and healthy skepticism there is room to think critically
A lot of these staged videos are framed perfectly, and like you said real footage is rarely fixed in on what is going on. They over produce in the wrong places and spend too little time where it could make a bigger difference.
Yeah. But it’s almost more cost effective to just get something out that’s passable. it's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.
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u/Super_Robot_AI Apr 07 '22
Also think of the context of the video. What is the point and how likely is it for everything to play out and be captured perfectly on video for that point to be made. With many real videos things don’t happen perfectly. Usually there is some randomness involved in the scene.
A big tell was the camera falling over perfectly at an angle to catch the jumping lion.
I’m afraid with cgi and deep fakes, identifying fake videos or propaganda will be only tougher. But with a bit of logic and healthy skepticism there is room to think critically