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Harper mistakenly believed an AI-generated video of a female UCLA volleyball student and left an embarrassing comment on the community, sparking heated discussion among netizens and highlighting the misleading nature of generative AI misinformation.
The California Post reported that in today’s society, it is difficult to defend against false content generated by generative artificial intelligence (AI); What’s even more shameful is that the person involved was deceived on a public social platform and left comments that should have been discussed in private. Five-time NBA champion Ron Harper faced the same dilemma.
Harper, the father of Spurs rising star Dylan Harper and Celtics guard Ron Harper Jr., was recently spoofed in an AI-generated video. This is what the woman looks like in the movieUCLA (UCLA) Asian female college student volleyball player.
The AI woman in the video was asked: “What’s your favorite position?” She replied: “Reverse riding position (a sexual position).” The questioner then reminded that the question was about a defensive position on the volleyball court, not a sexual position.
The short video quickly went viral on the Internet, receiving millions of views by October 30, and also caught Harper’s attention. He responded by leaving a message below: “It’s what you said… (You said it…)”.
Although a large number of netizens left messages reminding them that they were deceived and it was just an AI virtual video, and Harpo’s response was clicked more than 820,000 times, it was still posted on the social platform
Harper won a total of five championships in his playing career, three of which he won with the Bulls Dynasty in the 1990s, and again with the Chicago Bulls in 2000 and 2001.lakers The team won the last two championships.
Harper was a top scorer early in his career, but his biggest contribution to these two NBA dynasty teams was his undeniable perimeter defense. However, in the past, the defending champion who was never easily defeated by his opponent’s fake moves on the court has now fallen into the trap of AI video.
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They watched an AI-generated short video claiming to be an Asian UCLA women’s volleyball player. The content changed the volleyball situation question and answer into a sexual suggestion, causing them to mistakenly believe it was a real person speaking, so they left an answer.
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He wrote “You said this…” in the message field; Many netizens later reminded that it was an AI virtual video, but the message continued to receive a large number of views on X.
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The issue is that generative AI can create highly realistic false content, making it difficult to distinguish authenticity from falsity; Even well-known retired stars may leave embarrassing comments on a public platform due to a wrong decision.
