Carmi Levy

The headlines are almost going to write themselves.

We'll be watching for this because remember, RBI doesn't just own Burger King.

They own Tim Hortons, Firehouse Subs, and Popeyes.

So this technology could very well be popping up there as well soon.

So asking for a double-double could be an entirely new experience before long.

Now, with the current conflict in Iran, what are we seeing online in terms of like misinformation, like, you know, clips of things happening that are just AI generated that didn't happen in an attempt to sway public opinion, both over in the Middle East and here in North America and in Europe?

What are we seeing?

Is it I imagine there's no misinformation.

This is a perfect world.

And all the things being reported about this, this horrific conflict are true.

Oh, you're so naive, my friend.

No, it's the exact opposite.

It is off the charts.

I mean, I was just looking at my own feeds on the weekend, and it's just filled with AI slop.

I mean, there are some cases.

In one, there was an explosion claiming to be from an Israeli nuclear facility, but it was actually footage from Ukraine in 2017.

There was another one.

It's supposed to be from a strike on Tel Aviv, but it was actually a Chinese chemical warehouse that blew up in 2015.

And

the and the galling one for me is uh there's a purported iranian plane strike that actually was sourced from a video game and that's often the case video games are increasingly high fidelity they're being used to generate ai slop as well and then share it online and so uh you literally like you have to check the source for these things and increasingly even if you lean in the fidelity is so great that it's impossible to tell that it's synthetic and in some cases it is real footage just from somewhere else