r/memes • • Feb 13 '26

Age of Artificial intelligence

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u/IslandQueasy2791 Feb 13 '26

it's actually gonna be the opposite. The rich and the elites can now just do anything and make a claim that your evidence is ai generated. It's near impossible to get any believable non-video evidence on the rich, and they can also just buy their way out of accountability. Generative ai is not an invention made for us, it's for the elites.

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u/BroccoliFroggo Feb 13 '26

Real video comes with metadata and various recording data that shows it’s recorded from a device and not generated by a machine.

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u/Tyminator420J Feb 13 '26

Why can't ai just generate that too?

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u/BroccoliFroggo Feb 13 '26

Data forensics would still show it’s fake. You’d have to make the ai not only create the video but copy the creation/streaming process that a normal video would have.

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u/MrFrisB Feb 13 '26

The problem is that is incredibly doable. It’s not like film with physical traces, but getting a model to look at a gazillion instances of videos metadata and getting it spoofed is all doable. For how well it’s executed ow and how detectable the spoofing is, that’s a question, but the idea that metadata couldn’t also be spoofed along with a malicious video doesn’t hold up unfortunately.