Can we really trust artificial intelligence? # #ai #artificialintelligence #fake

25 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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In this commentary, the speaker questions the trustworthiness of artificial intelligence by highlighting the current ability of AI algorithms to generate highly realistic synthetic media—such as faces, voices, and videos of non‑existent people. While emphasizing that AI lacks consciousness and does not “lie” in a human sense, the speaker warns that AI can be programmed to manipulate information, amplify fake news, simulate emotions, and even be deployed to influence public opinion, detect lies, or fabricate them. The central concern raised is whether viewers can reliably identify AI‑generated fake videos, given that AI can calculate deceptive strategies with great precision.

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Can we really trust artificial intelligence? Look at this image. It looks real, doesn't it? Yet, it was entirely generated by AI. Today, these algorithms can create faces, voices, even videos of people who never existed. But does that mean AI lies? Not exactly. It doesn't lie like a human. It doesn't feel anything, but it can be programmed to manipulate, amplify fake news, or simulate emotions. I've already published a short about this subject where I raise the question of whether AI has a consciousness. And the really crazy thing, some AI are already being used to influence opinions, detect lies, or even make them up. So the real question is, would you be able to recognize a fake video? AI doesn't think, it calculates, and sometimes it calculates very well how to deceive you.