As AI video generation improves, it's getting harder to tell real footage from synthetic content. Christina Stathopoulo…
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As AI video generation improves, it's getting harder to tell real footage from synthetic content. Christina Stathopoulos points to Gemini Omni, which can take a real video of an empty walkway in Singapore and fill it with a convincing crowd on command, to ask, "How much of what we see online can we actually trust anymore?"
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