@omooretweets: AI video ads have crossed the chasm I’ve followed this space since 2023, and for the first time am doubting my ability …
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The author, who has followed AI video since 2023, now finds it hard to distinguish AI-generated video ads from real ones, suggesting the technology has crossed a significant threshold.
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AI video ads have crossed the chasm
I’ve followed this space since 2023, and for the first time am doubting my ability to spot it https://t.co/aamo9wnBm4
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