Hayley Caronia

That's one issue.

Also on social media, there will be an AI generated sort of

warning, if you will, on some of this content.

And still, I see people in the comments getting duped for it.

It's like, just because you have the AI label there, AI generated label, doesn't mean that someone is going to read it or see it or care.

Yeah.

You brought up Sora.

So I wanted to talk about this because Sora AI is part of the open AI world, right?

This is the same company as ChatGPT.

So that company is kind of doing away with the Sora AI, which was a text to video prompt where you could just say, Hey, I want to see a squirrel blowing up my grandma.

with a blowtorch or something, which I did see a lot of those videos going viral for a while.

And now they're kind of putting an end to that and they're going to use, I guess, that technology towards something else.

They're going to try to revamp the app.

But with the Sora videos, and I have a compilation here that maybe we could just play...

while we talk about it but there's a Sora AI watermark on the videos that you were talking about that says Sora AI on it or it says Sora at least so if you know what Sora AI is you will know that it's AI but then in some of these videos the watermark is not there or the watermark is purposefully removed on a Sora AI video so that people you know it like this one for example says Sora and this is you know this dog's gonna blow up grandma or whatever

So, you know, in this one, it's like, okay, if you know what Sora AI is, this is, you know, Jesus Christ running around all the bases, getting a home run.

Okay, obviously this is AI, this is not real.

But in some of the cases, like the cat running around with the fish in the grocery store, I mean, that's something that could happen technically.

So if there's no watermark there, how would you be able to tell that this was not real?

Which brings me to the bunnies, because this was the video that duped me.