[kulahan]

Do people on the dopamine drip really care how real their content is? Tons and tons of it is staged or modified anyways. I'm not sure there's anything Real™ on TikTok anyways.

[kbos87]

I think a lot of them actually do. It's easy to see TikTok users as mindless consumers, but the more you consume the more you develop a taste for unique content. Over the past few years the content that seems to truly do well at a global scale very often has markers of authenticity. Once something becomes easy to produce it becomes commonplace and you become sick of it quickly.

[bemmu]

I find Sora refreshing in that I don't have to worry about being tricked by something fake. It's just a fun multiplayer slopfest.

[duxup]

It certainly seems there are some who don't care.

You always get the "who cares if it is fake" folks and even on reddit folks will point out something is AI and inevitably folks "who cares".

But I'm not sure how many people that is or what kind of content they care or don't care about.

[janwl]

I mean, it's entertainment content. It's like saying a movie is fake, they are actors playing roles. Of course. Who cares?

[duxup]

Depends on if the content is expected to be real or not.

[techblueberry]

I mean, I mostly prefer documentaries to fiction.

[wobfan]

Thought the same. The human-generated content is just as brainless as the AI-generated slop. People who watched the first will also watch the latter. This will not change a lot, I think.