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Hey, everybody. It's Nick Layton. And it's Leibonima. And we had so many great questions from you

all in the wilderness. A-oh! That will be a bonus episode. So here we go. Our first question is,

quote, is it rude to tell someone that their post or video or news that they've sent me is most likely or obviously AI.

If it's obvious and we can have a chuckle about a dog driving a car, I feel there's no need.

But what about other instances where the sender might believe that the event in the video

really happened? How would one mention it in a response? Is it my duty to inform or

correct everyone? It feels like it is. Help. This is really in the zeitgeist because a lot of

comics have jokes about it right now about how many people they have to tell this is AI. Yeah. Yeah.

And it is increasingly more difficult. Like if it was a baby bench pressing 100 pounds, like, okay, it's probably a AI.

But, like, it's not always that clear.

No, and they used to have tells.

Like, there would be sort of like a glitch in the picture.

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