Evan Prodromou@paulschoe@mastodon.world @nhok@ieji.de BBC coverage here
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3wnqe5j99do
Evan Prodromou@paulschoe@mastodon.world @nhok@ieji.de i found a copy of the video using Google image search here, but without any other credits
https://www.aparat.com/v/fmfpnem
Evan Prodromou@paulschoe@mastodon.world @nhok@ieji.de here it is on Instagram. Still no credit!
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DG_SMNpMUPs/
Evan Prodromou@paulschoe@mastodon.world @nhok@ieji.de i don't think either one is the source though. 🤷🏼♂️
Petra van Cronenburg@evan@cosocial.ca I went back from there to a possible source on Instagram using AI: https://mastodon.online/@NatureMC/115566625496867055
@paulschoe@mastodon.world @nhok@ieji.de
Petra van Cronenburg@paulschoe@mastodon.world @nhok@ieji.de Well, I found the origin of some of these pics on an Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/p/DLTJblnMu2r/ (different video) They had this video you posted but deleted it later.
This account, which misuses the title of a well-known documentary, ‘Ocean Odyssey,’ is notorious for AI! Sometimes they mix real pics in their account. All for collecting a maximum of followers for their promotion for an online "gambling casino".
They never react when people comment that they show AI.
#AIslop
Evan Prodromou@NatureMC@mastodon.online @paulschoe@mastodon.world @nhok@ieji.de so, one of the big question marks is how colourful all the animals are. At that depth, almost no light is present, so there's not a lot of evolutionary value in colourful displays. Nobody can see them!