@TONYxTWO on fact i always have stuck in my miund, maybe it isn't a fact, but, something along the lines that what is avalable for consumers to use is a decade or more behind what the military has available to use.
I love AI. But this is still going to be wild to watch play out.
This guy shows how good the swaps already are โ products, faces, entire people โ and says itโll be normal by 2027. Heโs right on the tech. The part that matters is what happens next.
Once average people can do this in minutes, โI saw the videoโ stops meaning anything. Elections, product ads, news clips, personal content โ all of it becomes harder to trust on sight. The tools are incredible. The interesting question is who ends up controlling the narrative when everything looks real.
Thatโs the part Iโm watching.
@GinaSaysSo imagine if every election were auditied and seeing what we actually voted for back to 1776 vs what we got. It would be very illuminating I am sure.
@GinaSaysSo I know, that is, as a New Yorker, one of the most frustating things to here, "You voted for this", er, no we didn't the ballot counters counted for this is more accurate.
Nobody believes this.
Democrats are even asking questions it's so obvious.
2,848 out of 3,109 counties is beyond unrealistic, especially when you learn that states across the country registered millions of "new voters" without ANY verification of U.S. citizenship, with some counties even having more ballots counted than registered voters.