A shooting in Minneapolis looked so unreal the speaker thought it was AI-generated. Three different camera angles convinced them it was genuine. The incident highlights how hard it's become to tell real footage from deepfakes.
Oh wait, is this— is that real? Yeah, because you'll see things in the— the best ones aren't the gorilla and the baby, because that's like, well, duh. It's the ones that you're like— like I just saw again, without turning this into a political show, but there was, uh, some— a shooting in Minneapolis today. And, uh, I was like, wait a minute, I go, is this AI? And then I went and I saw— yeah, right, yeah, 3 different camera angles. And I was like, Oh, that's real. I'm like, that really happened. But I had to— my first reaction was I was like, well, that's horrible. And I was like, oh wait, hold on, is it real? And then I was like, oh, but I think it is. So that's going to be the tricky
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