Republicans are flooding social media with AI generated videos featuring fictitious people all saying verbatim talking points.
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It's notable that the fake women in the clip almost without exception are saying nothing. Only 1 of them speaks the script, while all of the men do.
@mattsheffield Republicans generally think of women as objects & possessions, usually those don't talk
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Republicans are flooding social media with AI generated videos featuring fictitious people all saying verbatim talking points.
I'm uploading the Times's collage of some of the clips.
Edit to add: The video has no sound, just in case you were wondering.
@mattsheffield I think its interesting the right tries to create the illusion that large numbers of educated women lean right when the exact opposite is the case
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@mattsheffield I think its interesting the right tries to create the illusion that large numbers of educated women lean right when the exact opposite is the case
@normjess Yes, and they do this with every single group out there. "Gays for Trump," "Blacks for Trump"...
Rather than listen to people who are not corporate oligarchs or Christian fundamentalists, they have always put forward tokens. Now, they don't even need to be real.
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Republicans are flooding social media with AI generated videos featuring fictitious people all saying verbatim talking points.
I'm uploading the Times's collage of some of the clips.
Edit to add: The video has no sound, just in case you were wondering.
@mattsheffield The Guardians of Pedophiles say we're deranged? When they're the ones using AI slop generators and bots to prop up a fake electorate that generates fake support for their fake reality?!
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Republicans are flooding social media with AI generated videos featuring fictitious people all saying verbatim talking points.
I'm uploading the Times's collage of some of the clips.
Edit to add: The video has no sound, just in case you were wondering.
@mattsheffield Social media in all forms should be abolished now that AI exists
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Republicans are flooding social media with AI generated videos featuring fictitious people all saying verbatim talking points.
I'm uploading the Times's collage of some of the clips.
Edit to add: The video has no sound, just in case you were wondering.
Yeah, and I can find rats in every state, too, but that doesn't mean that all the rats everywhere are going to vote for cheeto. Just saying.
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Republicans are flooding social media with AI generated videos featuring fictitious people all saying verbatim talking points.
I'm uploading the Times's collage of some of the clips.
Edit to add: The video has no sound, just in case you were wondering.
@mattsheffield #Republican #AI avatars are most certainly united.
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It's notable that the fake women in the clip almost without exception are saying nothing. Only 1 of them speaks the script, while all of the men do.
Here's one of the other Times clips.
This is literally Fox News 2.0. But instead of paid propagandists who don't represent the views of younger women, the goal is to completely replace women.
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Here's one of the other Times clips.
This is literally Fox News 2.0. But instead of paid propagandists who don't represent the views of younger women, the goal is to completely replace women.
@mattsheffield It's so badly done!
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Here's one of the other Times clips.
This is literally Fox News 2.0. But instead of paid propagandists who don't represent the views of younger women, the goal is to completely replace women.
@mattsheffield I guess I will keep scrolling ...
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Here's one of the other Times clips.
This is literally Fox News 2.0. But instead of paid propagandists who don't represent the views of younger women, the goal is to completely replace women.
Flashback to Sinclair Broadcast Group doing this with real people across its multi-billion-dollar network of TV stations. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/apr/02/sinclair-trump-video-script-fake-news-president-defends-tv-news-twitter
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Flashback to Sinclair Broadcast Group doing this with real people across its multi-billion-dollar network of TV stations. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/apr/02/sinclair-trump-video-script-fake-news-president-defends-tv-news-twitter
@mattsheffield I remember Sinclair doing this - making all the anchors read from the same script. I was astonished at the time.
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@keira_reckons The videos are completely made up. The uniform details are all wrong. You also cannot make political statements in uniform or record on base in most cases.
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Flashback to Sinclair Broadcast Group doing this with real people across its multi-billion-dollar network of TV stations. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/apr/02/sinclair-trump-video-script-fake-news-president-defends-tv-news-twitter
Wow. Yet, I'm not surprised.
Anything that Republicans say other people are doing, they are doing. It's all projection.
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Here's one of the other Times clips.
This is literally Fox News 2.0. But instead of paid propagandists who don't represent the views of younger women, the goal is to completely replace women.
@mattsheffield Interesting how all of these women look like amalgamations of the same three women, and also how unnatural the stance, inflection in the speech, quality of the audio and background details are.
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Flashback to Sinclair Broadcast Group doing this with real people across its multi-billion-dollar network of TV stations. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/apr/02/sinclair-trump-video-script-fake-news-president-defends-tv-news-twitter
These videos are the fuller developed version of the fake Instagram Trump fan "Jessica Foster" which was used to support him and also sell foot fetish content https://www.fastcompany.com/91507096/jessica-foster-popular-maga-influencer-ai-model
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Republicans are flooding social media with AI generated videos featuring fictitious people all saying verbatim talking points.
I'm uploading the Times's collage of some of the clips.
Edit to add: The video has no sound, just in case you were wondering.
@mattsheffield
Nah, Americans wouldn’t be stupid enough to follow an empty suite (or a tank top) spewing idiotic ideas.
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Flashback to Sinclair Broadcast Group doing this with real people across its multi-billion-dollar network of TV stations. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/apr/02/sinclair-trump-video-script-fake-news-president-defends-tv-news-twitter
Most nights, our local Sinclair station pauses to show a live look at the White House. It's weird.
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Flashback to Sinclair Broadcast Group doing this with real people across its multi-billion-dollar network of TV stations. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/apr/02/sinclair-trump-video-script-fake-news-president-defends-tv-news-twitter
I mean..... have they stopped this practice? I hadn't heard that they did.
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I mean..... have they stopped this practice? I hadn't heard that they did.
@RVLara23 Sinclair doesn't do this exact thing anymore, but they do force stations to run corporate propaganda.