Summary
Fake videos created by artificial intelligence are spreading on social media, showing events like sharks in a hotel pool during Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica. These videos are misleading viewers but are not real. Experts say AI tools make it easier to create realistic-looking but false videos.
Key Facts
- AI-generated videos claim to show events, such as sharks in hotel pools during Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica.
- These videos are not real and are spreading misinformation on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and X.
- AI tools like Sora allow people to make realistic-looking fake videos easily.
- Jamaica's Education Minister urged people to get information from official sources.
- Common signs of AI videos include strange image details or missing watermarks.
- Experts say it's getting harder to spot fake videos as AI technology improves.
- Many create these videos for engagement and clicks, which can earn money online.
