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00:00 Intro 00:27 I Faked a World Record 01:18 The Chocolate Hoax 02:23 Misinformation Gets Easier 02:40 Yuri Bezmenov’s Warning 05:31 The Illusory Truth Effect 06:19 The Rise of AI Misinformation 06:54 Can You Trust What You See? 07:31 Can AI Detect a Fake? 08:13 The Problem With “Proof” 09:35 What Changed 09:55 How Do We Know What’s Real? In this episode I look at how easy it is to make something false look believable. I start with a fake Guinness World Record I convinced a crowd at the Gathering of the Juggalos was real, then get into a famous fake chocolate study, Yuri Bezmenov’s warnings about misinformation, the illusory truth effect, and what happens when AI can generate convincing photos and videos. The bigger question is pretty simple: when almost anything can be faked, how do we know what actually counts as proof?

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