I might be delulu but I think that's real

Based on this article by Geoff Brumfiel at NPR.

OpenAI's new AI video-generation app, Sora, allows users to create highly realistic, short-form videos from simple text prompts, resulting in an addictive and often surreal stream of content. While the technology is impressive, it has also raised alarms among researchers who worry that we are entering an era where visual evidence can no longer be trusted.

Despite OpenAI's stated safety guidelines, the app has been shown to have loopholes that allow for the creation of videos supporting conspiracy theories, depicting violence, and using copyrighted material without permission. This has intensified concerns about the broader societal impact of AI-generated content, particularly the potential for a collective loss of reality and the danger of widespread distrust in what is seen online.

Check out the article here.

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