Generated a fully AI "creator" walking out of a subway at 2AM — at what point can people just not tell anymore?
Summary
The author created a fully AI-generated clip of a person walking out of a subway using omnigems.ai, and questions whether undisclosed AI-generated UGC is ethical for ads.
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