2025-12-17 20:30:06

Recently discovered something wild on social media - an account launched just weeks ago posting inspirational content for women that's already hitting near 100k followers with over 1 million likes per video.

Here's the kicker: the posts are entirely AI-generated, but almost nobody in the comments realizes it. Just add black & white filters, throw in some background music, and boom - the algorithm treats it like authentic human content.

It's a fascinating glimpse into how quickly AI-generated content can go viral without detection. With deepfakes and synthetic media becoming increasingly sophisticated, the line between real and generated content keeps blurring on social platforms. Users barely question authenticity anymore - slick production and the right audio are enough.

This raises real questions about content transparency and media literacy in the Web3 era. How do we verify what's genuine when technology makes it virtually impossible to tell?

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FadCatcher

· 2025-12-18 03:13

This trick is amazing. Just adding filters and music can fool millions of people. I want to try it too. --- Forget it, I still need to wake up. Now it's hard to tell real from fake. --- Damn, 100k followers in a week? This algorithm is too outrageous. We've all been fooled. --- The problem isn't AI; the key is that people are too lazy to verify what's true or false. --- Black and white filters are really a killer move. I feel like I might also be browsing fake content. --- In the Web3 era, accounts like this should be tagged. If this continues, trust will collapse.

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fren.eth

· 2025-12-17 20:57

Damn, that's why I don't trust social media anymore AI content is so good at deceiving people? Just filters + music, and we've all fallen for it The problem is that people don't bother to verify, they just love to read feel-good stories... Web3 probably can't fix this chaos either, to be honest

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FallingLeaf

· 2025-12-17 20:50

Damn, just adding some BGM to a black-and-white filter can get 1 million likes? The algorithm is really a fool. --- Isn't this just a microcosm of the internet today, where it's hard to tell what's real from what's fake? --- It's truly desperate, even the fans didn't react... Web3 is here, and we're still being fooled by AI. --- Honestly, when I come across accounts like this, I start questioning life. How can you tell what's real and what's fake? --- Another AI-supported influencer, with aesthetic standards fed to look the same. --- This is ridiculous—either oversupply of productivity or the algorithm's poor aesthetic judgment... --- Thinking about it, some big influencers might not even be real people. It's terrifying when you think about it carefully. --- Filters combined with music = traffic secret, human aesthetic standards are sinking.

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