This is a YouTube video titled "AI & Reality: Can You Trust What You See Anymore? #shorts" containing a monologue or single-speaker discussion from August 18, 2025, exploring the challenges of distinguishing real from fake content in the age of AI, especially on mobile devices. The speaker reflects on their coaching experience with individuals of varying knowledge about AI and the difficulty in trusting digital information.
Because you look now and you think and I you know, I've done coaching with guys who are on all different ranges of, like, income, and I would say intelligence as well. And some are deeply embedded in the AI, how that can help business. Other guys have got no idea about it. And we talk a lot about if you and I, who I'd consider are, you know, mildly knowledgeable on this stuff, can't tell the difference between what is real and what isn't anymore, then what hope of most other people got? But this is the problem. How can you now, unless you've seen it with your own eyes, which is unlikely, how do you know now that anything you see, especially on your mobile phones, is actually real? And I don't think you can, which is kind of what.
