Erin Myers, NE Campus
“I’ve seen so many [AI videos.] There’s some on Instagram. They’ve gotten crazier over these last couple weeks. Recently, I feel like I can’t tell. I’ve been fooled by … a clip of a person, but it’s actually not them, it’s just an AI clip. Or like it’ll be some normal looking cat and then the cat gets up and works out.”
Jose Gomez, NE Campus
“I think it’s hard to know when you’re being fooled. Fortunately, there hasn’t been a fake that has been pushed as real. I do see that as a possibility in the near future. I do think that is a scary reality. That is a concern that we don’t have regulations on AI. I think there’s a reason to have scrutiny and be a little cautious. Technology is growing.”
Leslie Fernandez, NW Campus
“It’s becoming more advanced at fixing flaws that older AI models had, mostly in videos or pictures, or just generating ideas that are unfortunately believable. I’ve seen so many, and there’s a whole new niche on social media where the people are trying to debunk whether the video is AI or not, and I think that’s really scary.”
Maha Dinia, NW Campus
“It’s kind of crazy because usually you can tell when somethings AI, but it’s gotten really convincing. So I was just like that’s crazy that I actually fell for it. I think it’s helpful but also not very good, because it can take people’s jobs and opportunities.”
