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Comment by dgunay

18 hours ago

I saw an AI generated video the other day of security camera footage of a group of people attempting to rob a store, then running away after the owner shoots at them with a gun. The graininess and low framerate of the video made it a lot harder to tell that it was AI generated than the usual shiny, high res, oddly smooth AI look. There were only very subtle tells - non-reaction of bystanders in the background, and a physics mistake that was easy to miss in the commotion.

We're very close to nearly every video on the internet being worthless as a form of proof. This bothers me a lot more than text generation because typically video is admissible as evidence in the court of law, and especially in the court of public opinion.