Summary
A recent AI-generated video of rabbits jumping on a trampoline fooled many people into thinking it was real. Similar AI content is becoming more common across the internet, affecting various online communities and platforms by replacing human-made content. This rise in fake content is partly because it attracts attention and engagement, which algorithms favor.
Key Facts
- An AI-generated video of rabbits on a trampoline went viral, misleading many viewers.
- AI content is appearing in different online spaces, like gardening and DIY communities.
- AI-generated images often lack the small imperfections seen in real photos.
- A Vogue ad used an AI model, raising concerns about job losses in modeling and photography.
- AI-generated content is profitable because it can increase viewer engagement.
- Tools from companies like OpenAI, Google, and Meta are creating this synthetic content.
- The term "AI slop" describes the overflow of AI-generated media into human-focused spaces.
- There is concern about platforms promoting this type of content, which may drive users away.
