Russian embassy in South Africa caught using AI to forge fake statement by U.S. State Department regarding Ukraine
Quote from Timothy Fitzpatrick on June 1, 2024, 14:38
June 1, 2024
The Russian Embassy in South Africa published a video in which U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller allegedly says that there are no civilians left in the shelled Belgorod.
This video turned out to be fake - Miller did not make such statements. BBC journalist Shayan Sardarizade drew attention to the fact that the published video consists of two edited fragments of Miller's briefings of May 9 and 28, and a recording of the diplomat's speech created by artificial intelligence is superimposed on top of the video.
Earlier, a fake video with the words of a representative of the U.S. Department of State appeared on the website of the Presidential Human Rights Council. Later, the publication was quoted by the state agency TASS and Russian pro-military bloggers.

June 1, 2024
The Russian Embassy in South Africa published a video in which U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller allegedly says that there are no civilians left in the shelled Belgorod.
This video turned out to be fake - Miller did not make such statements. BBC journalist Shayan Sardarizade drew attention to the fact that the published video consists of two edited fragments of Miller's briefings of May 9 and 28, and a recording of the diplomat's speech created by artificial intelligence is superimposed on top of the video.
Earlier, a fake video with the words of a representative of the U.S. Department of State appeared on the website of the Presidential Human Rights Council. Later, the publication was quoted by the state agency TASS and Russian pro-military bloggers.

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