Hey, the bird show.

The truth is, you just don't know what's real and what's not anymore online.

The AI is getting so good.

And what's so scary about AI, you guys, is we are still in the infant stages of AI.

So while you might be able to identify AI from real life now, I don't know if you guys are in this algorithm.

I think maybe I'm in it because I'm interested in it.

But there are so many reels now that say, okay, tell me, is this real or is this fake?

And they will show somebody in a video scene, right?

And then at the very end, you have to guess if they're real or fake.

And I would say 70% of the time I'm getting it wrong now.

And I'm pretty schooled on this, man.

Like I look at all the, I can't tell anymore. It's hard to pick up on it because sometimes I feel like it's obvious. Like it sort of looks like if it's a video of people, they kind of look like a bunch of sims. But then there are a couple that kind of get you. Yeah, man. Once AI figures out the fingers

properly, you know, that's your first

clues, look at the fingers, because they have

problem with hands. It's like game over. And I've seen it predicted that once people totally lose confidence in what they are watching online, it will be like the end of the internet. I don't know that I would say that. No. But the truth is when you take a look at it, when you're watching new, there could be news

stories now that they are fabricating in other countries. Maybe they want to make up that there's a war.

And we could see real footage of this war and be outraged. And there is none.

So we were duped, not on the level of fabricating a war, but fabricating animals jumping on trampolines.

Which is almost worse.

Fabricating joy, if you will.

Yes.

And when I tell you the realization, when I realized, and not because of my own awareness,

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