The many, many signs that Kamala Harris’ rally crowds aren’t AI creations
The many, many signs that Kamala Harris’ rally crowds aren’t AI creations
But Trump's false accusation highlights problems with media trust in the AI age.
Don't bother trying to refute the garbage coming from Trump's campaign. That's the mistake we made in 2016 and kept making until very recently.
That just makes it seem like it's worth refutation, plus it gives the original request more oxygen.
The Democrats’ current strategy of just outright mocking Trump and his sycophants is the right one.
60 0 ReplyExactly. Treating conservatives like adults is a losing game; they lie about everything, and refuting every lie that comes out of a conservative's mouth is wasted time. More often than not, everybody who's not a conservative can tell they're lying so fact-checking gives them no extra value, and conservatives will literally never read fact checks anyhow
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That is some IMAX level of projection. We’ve seen his team’s bad AI jobs.
42 0 ReplyTop sign = Trump said it. Nothing that flows from his mouth hole is reliable, accurate, or true. So you know this isn't either.
21 0 ReplyIf Trump said the sky was blue I'd go out and check for myself. So I'm not going to take his claims about crowd size on faith.
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Every accusation is a confession.
21 0 ReplyTrump making claims that they are AI is a good indication that they're not.
15 2 ReplyThe video from the rallies is longer that 8 seconds. That is the current (animatediff) realistic video generation. Longer ones tend to go weird after 8 seconds.
12 1 ReplyAlso animatediff has trouble making one character stay consistent over that 8 seconds, let alone ten thousand people from multiple angles in all the videos from these rallies.
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The one AI crowd shot I saw was from a satire account. It was a joke about "enthusiasm":
https://archive.org/details/factcheck-usa-harris-crowd_202408
As a joke, it's actually pretty good:
Dr. Literaleigh A Pheline @Sarcasmcat24
"The Harris/Walz rally last night had an electricity that I’ve never seen before."
Edit Found Joe Camel! Or maybe it's Alf?
7 0 ReplyThis is part of the issue tho, right? Satire becomes reality 🙃 it seems that side of things are not interested in fact checking.
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Fingers, mostly.
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5 11 ReplyAh yes, Ars Technica. Famously less biased than the fucking Associated Press.
This bot is so useless as anything other than spam for Ground News.
5 0 ReplyThe bias rating is from Media Bias Fact Check. And yeah once you actually start digging in it just gets worse.
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