"AI Wildlife Videos Are Fooling Millions and Putting ..." Topic

…Real Animals at Risk

"A widely circulated social media video shows a leopard walking into a backyard where a child is playing, followed by a house cat boldly confronting the leopard and driving it away. The clip has earned more than a million "likes" and has been shared over 15,000 times.

Other popular videos depict bears or deer bouncing on a backyard trampoline, and in another example, three raccoons are shown drifting down a river while standing on the backs of three crocodiles. All of these scenes are produced by artificial intelligence, and their high level of realism makes them appear authentic…"

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Armand

I see no problem, except that AI will make prospective jurors feel like disregarding ALL video evidence. I know that's how I feel.

Do you mean to tell me that if I leave my front door open a cheetah may wander in and eat my grandson? 😱

Recommend five minutes of working on a farm with animals. That will disabuse them of any such notions.

I haven't trusted any video since I saw Forrest Gump meet President Kennedy.