Realization: most people can't tell — or don't care — if a video is AI
oyacaro · x · 2026-09-06
A user observes that most people neither care nor notice whether a video is AI-generated, nor do they spot its telltale mistakes. The point highlights a real gap: 'AI tells' are barely a detection barrier for mainstream audiences, putting technical detection and provenance discussions at odds with public perception.
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