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Never believe anything you see on TV.

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Aus Integrity2 years ago

Hey @elonmusk do you recon you could integrate @grok into @X to run ai fake detection on images and video, like the way @CommunityNotes works? Call it GrokNotes

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Vasileios Kontodimas2 years ago

Oh, absolutely. It's called 'crowd-copy'. In VFX, we used to film a certain group and then copy the batch to fill up a stadium for commercials. It's quite common, though antiquated.

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Editor Stevo2 years ago

This is literally a Netflix show 🤦‍♀️ they do this all the time in shows and movies

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Sean2 years ago

This guy knows something is up as well.

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Dr.Manhattan2 years ago

Doch.. & sometimes we must also share as much as possible to expose the truth.

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NIGHT WATCHMAN2 years ago

and the liberals will come up with a great excuse as to why they “look” the same 😅😂🤣

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SYNDROMEOFADOWN2 years ago

as a digital artist, this is a really smart way to do crowd duplication to avoid doing extra work in post

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Phantom (⟐,⟐) 👻1 year ago

We do this all the time in TV and movies, it’s called tiling. You can make bigger crowds with only a few extras.