'Seeing is believing' is breaking: users worry they can't tell real video from AI
pigeonnstory · reddit · 2026-09-17
A Reddit user shares anxiety after seeing an AI-generated video they genuinely couldn't identify until told. They argue 'seeing is believing' is stopping to apply, and ask whether society is adapting fast enough or not taking the shift seriously.
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