I hate AI!

I share your hate.

the vocal cadence is measured, like a rhythm.

for example.

apparently did with Kelly back in May. The fake had Kelly being rude and ugly to Randy to the point that he said, "F### this" and walked off the set. I only found out about it because a friend texted me recently after seeing the fake and thinking it was real. Since it didn't sound like Randy, and I didn't really know anything about Kelly, I went looking. Took me a few minutes to track it down, buried in the last paragraph of the channel description.

...descriptor on the site page, but really insidiously made to look like the real thing.

...the man's been my nemesis since the days he was a thorn in Jesse Jackson's side trying to argue against the Democratic party's changes to their primaries to accomodate the future presidential candidate. I NEVER failed to confront him in the WaPo in those days with at least a half dozen of my published letters addressed to his editorials.

I listen to almost everything to inform myself. You should take heed. That's why I bothered to post this here...to inform.

Came to post this on this thread after my wife alerted me to the Will video and asked me if it was legit. That's the point of my post. Not whatever you think is my failing.

I was foolish enough to think it would be a welcome observation and addition to this post about AI fakes. My bad.

your fortitude in dealing with him.

...thanks for clarifying.

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

People want to profit from your attention and people want to manipulate you. They can, and do, do this without AI and deepfakes.

Getting good at spotting AI and deepfakes is perhaps less important than getting good at spotting attention-seeking and manipulation.

When I'm not absolutely sure, I use an online AI detector. I am so tired of people trying to pass off fakes as real. Mostly I am disturbed by how many people think they are real, which could make AI dangerous to society as a whole.

I might add that AI will only get better and more difficult to spot.

AI-Generated & Deepfake Content Detection

https://hivemoderation.com/ai-generated-content-detection

Caught it before I looked at the items circled in red

YouTube has been almost taken over by AI. I'm sure it is on all media platforms.

The problem is what kind of world will we have if people cannot tell the difference between real information and fake information?

For example, I love to look at beautiful photos of nature. But now, someone feels like they have to "enhance" it with unbelievable cloud formations or whatever.

Yesterday, I saw a clip of George Will's likeness on YouTube. It had his voice and facial features but it was all fake. I have seen them with Rick Wilson, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and others. People that may not be as informed as you or I could easily be fooled, in my opinion. I wonder how many I do not catch?

The same ones who have been providing accurate, factual, fact-checked information all along. Be skeptical of all others and make them demonstrate their non-use of AI sources.

It's always up to us to decide who to trust.

1. 800 lb.+ individuals in the Olympics
2. Stephen Hawking rolling down a ramp or racing like a dragster
3. People cutting animal cakes in front of similar animals
4. Trump + Putin + other dictators in various odd situations
5. Albert Einstein and/or Queen Elizabeth in the boxing ring
6. Animal stories, like "a Tiger walked into the man's house one morning..."
7. Bob Ross painting strange things or getting into fights.
8. Individuals/animals being stopped by the police and then speeding off at 100+ MPH.
9. Adolf Hitler in various odd situations.
10. Becky (you have to see them to believe them).

One I do like:

1. AI Disney animation ads. Those can be funny.

How much electricity and water have these taken? At this rate, the world will be a darkened desert in no time.

something like "where are they now?" collections about the casts of series or movies or some such. Just the image still often cracks me up, because it will show an actor (who has apparently gained a LOT of weight!!!) in a wheel chair, swollen right leg amputated (rather badly) above the knee, or dead, or both. The most recent example was Elizabeth McGovern (Lady Cora Crawley, Downton Abbey). Supposedly overweight, amputated leg, and dead. Interesting, since I had just watched an interview with her.As I said, I never check them out, because I know they are bs.

showing Mr. Rogers or Bob Barker making crude comments and/or physically attacking people

The most heinous ones, though, are the ones using MLK's "I Have a Dream" footage to make him say the most horrible things. Extremely racist stuff there.

... because I rarely see it, and when I do, I downrate it in every way possible.

is not a common one.

... and possibly outside the target range of AI video makers.

the ones least likely to detect fairly obvious AI. It's depressing because I love these people and seeing them duped reminds me of the onset of dementia.

The EU wants all AI generated content to be labelled as such.

of an adjustment to know that that statement is no longer true. It is not about the onset of dementia. Many factors could be at work, so your comment is rather insulting.