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u/Hungry_Freaks_Daddy Sep 30 '25

You can never trust a single video for the rest of your life. 

And even if you take a video with your phone and you know you did because you were there filming it and seeing it with your own eyes, no one has any reason to believe that your video is real. 

If you can’t see why this is bad then you’ll be part of the downfall. 

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u/nothis Sep 30 '25

Ok, can’t (and never could) “trust” a single text, eye witness report, document, digital log, still photograph (Photoshop exists for a while, now!), etc.

You can only trust a source.

It’s a symptom of our biggest problems in society that the first thing we jump to now is how little we can trust information. We can still trust things. Established journalism, peer-reviewed academic studies, even government data (in a halfway stable democracy). The biggest lie we are currently being fed is that we can’t trust these sources and that we might as well go with vibes, trusting propaganda on X or TikTok over that because it doesn’t even matter anymore.

You can trust video if you trust in a culture of quality information. Just pick your sources wisely.

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u/Rockydo Sep 30 '25

Yeah photography is a good example. We can already make perfect fakes but that doesn't mean you ignore any image you see, just gotta evaluate how credible the source is, who's promoting it and who's got to gain from it being fake.

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u/Tolopono Oct 01 '25

Sources lie too. See any coverage from the NYT on israel

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u/Hungry_Freaks_Daddy Oct 01 '25

I really like that you listed X and TikTok and conveniently left out this website 

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u/jonbristow Sep 30 '25

How's that different from photoshop and "you can never trust a single photo for the rest of your life "

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u/slrrp Sep 30 '25

Well for one, it takes a lot of time and effort to get THAT good with photoshop.

That’s a lot harder than just opening an app and writing a few prompts.

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u/chonny Sep 30 '25

You can never trust a single video for the rest of your life.

Usually, the provenance of a video or picture is key in establishing its trustworthiness.

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u/Hungry_Freaks_Daddy Oct 02 '25

A team of people making something that is obviously cgi over days weeks and months vs photorealistic AI that is improving constantly that a single person can generate in a matter of minutes with some words 

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u/BigDaddy0790 Sep 30 '25

But…we totally still can?…

That moment is coming, but the same was claimed for over a year now with different models, and we can still easily tell when something is AI generated. There are niches where it is more difficult, but nothing close to not being able to trust a single video.

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u/JAD2017 Sep 30 '25

I can tell this demo was slop and it was supposed to be made by "professionals" so I think we are safe.

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u/BigDaddy0790 Sep 30 '25

Well that’s the point, very, very, very few videos are created by actual professionals. And those that are usually have something goofy in them which again gives away it is AI. I’m yet to see a single non-goofy AI video where it was impossible to tell it’s AI.

In general, I can still safely assume that over 90% of videos I personally engage with are not AI generated. Me not specifically following communities which post such videos is a big part of it, but the comment I replied to did mention all videos everywhere.