Hayley Caronia

And now that I know it is AI, it is so obvious to me.

But for someone maybe watching this video for the first time, like I was, you could easily get duped by this video.

So let's play this.

There are multiple bunnies here jumping on a trampoline.

And, you know, my first thought is how cute, how stinking cute.

You want it to be real, right?

So I think my brain wanted it to be real.

Then you look back at it and you realize that some bunnies are like morphing into other bunnies.

Bunnies are disappearing.

So from your expert analysis, why would this be fake?

So you're looking at this.

You see this come up on your For You page.

How do you debunk this in real time?

Right, because when I asked you to do this interview, you said, I don't want to make the problem worse.

You don't want to be part of the problem where you're telling people to look for certain things in the video, and then it changes, and then it's always evolving, right?

Yeah, to your point about you're more likely to see an AI press conference than an AI clip from a game, I will caution people that there are humans, flawed humans, that work at news organizations who are getting duped by AI and then putting it on

cable and national news platforms.

So it's not so much that if you're not watching, if you're watching TV, you're not gonna be seeing AI.

I think there is definitely always a chance.

And, you know, I was working at news networks, really my whole career.