Dave Jorgensen

But the video he posted on YouTube is even more fake.

Huh?

Just last week, the YouTube creator liaison admitted that YouTube is using image enhancement to unblur and denoise YouTube shorts.

Okay, so YouTube is using AI.

He's arguing that image enhancement is not the same thing as AI because it's a lot like the technology that most of your smartphones use when you're taking a video.

Anyway, YouTube says they'll soon have a button where you can opt out.

It's a good thing we have a media literacy class.

Oh, this class isn't real.

It's for a video.

What?

Are you even the vice president?

I'm not the vice president, but I am considering shaving my beard.

That comparison is happening a lot.

It's been a really long year.

Anyway.

These people don't have enough extra fingers on their hands to count how many times we get stuff wrong on TikTok or anywhere in media.

It's just really hard to keep up.

And it's also hard to keep up with what's happening and where things even came from, like a rapture prediction.

Do you guys know there was a rapture in September?

Oh.