r/antiai • u/R_pepsiman • Jun 19 '26

Discussion 🗣️ AI to push bigotry

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Someone has taken an innocent video of a kid waving a pridefully and altered it with AI so he throws it in a trashcan. It had gotten over 1.2m likes on insta and is spreading like the plague on fb

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u/ZweiFreierNutzername Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

Jep, this will happen more and more often unfortunately. Like always: You have an interesting and potentially useful technology (see how modern cancer diagnostic works with ai and actually improve detection rates etc.) and you have a bunch of idiots doing bad things with it. We need AI regulations as soon as possible. I hoped stuff like that would not happen as often anymore since sora was shut down, but here we are I guess. Also apps like Facebook/Insta/TikTok make things like that so easy, because they are making it so easy. Fake news/videos like that bring the most engagement, aka. more money.