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Interesting, my video is not AI generated I swear But iPhone now uses AI post-processing on videos to stabilize it Which results in literal AI hallucinations like this which is pretty wild and should make anyone think twice trusting iPhone videos for evidence right now Crazy!Read original on X
If it's not AI stabilization, it's some bug with holding the iPhone wallpaper to switch it iOS is so buggy so can be any of theseRead original on X
iPhone video artifacts raise trust questions about AI processing
iPhone video artifacts raise trust questions about AI processing
iPhone video artifacts raise trust questions about AI processing
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