ESPN used Deep Fake AI to trick us into a Damian Lillard quote

[JohnMax]

https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/1717727422097785340

Dame didn't come to Milwaukee to waste his time

https://twitter.com/TonyREast/status/1718019682492379531

Wild to see SportsCenter post a video of Dame doing an interview with TNT from the bubble when he was with the Blazers, but edit it to be a Bucks jersey and ESPN mic. A little alarming, honestly

https://twitter.com/TonyREast/status/1718021323866165421

This is the only place I could find it orginally. But come on. What are we doing?

[SouBeachTalents]

Thanks John.

[Im Still Ballin]

That's hilarious. I'm not even mad at it.

[warriorfan]

Thanks John.

[highwhey]

oh wow, Jeff was ahead of his time using bot accounts to create an echochamber of basketball discussion on a dead forum. now ESPN is copying his business model and creating fake quotes.

[warriorfan]

oh wow, Jeff was ahead of his time using bot accounts to create an echochamber of basketball discussion on a dead forum. now ESPN is copying his business model and creating fake quotes.

you seem a little on edge. it’s a nice day you should go get some fresh air

[Spurs m8]

He is fuming

[FultzNationRISE]

JohnMax the hero we need.

Also if what John's posting actually is true it's a pretty jarring thing they would do that with no disclosure. Not surprising tho, probably a trial balloon to see how much backlash it generates so they can plan a broader course of action. Data is the key to everything. The combination of social media and AI will create insanely accurate predictive models of how the public will respond to a given change in course, without the public even knowing it's being considered to begin with. The chess moves from the top will be so intricate and precise and the hordes down below will keep suckin their thumbs all the while.

[warriorfan]

JohnMax the hero we need.

Also if what John's posting actually is true it's a pretty jarring thing they would do that with no disclosure. Not surprising tho, probably a trial balloon to see how much backlash it generates so they can plan a broader course of action. Data is the key to everything. The combination of social media and AI will create insanely accurate predictive models of how the public will respond to a given change in course, without the public even knowing it's being considered to begin with. The chess moves from the top will be so intricate and precise and the hordes down below will keep suckin their thumbs all the while.

That’s what I thought when I saw this.

They are testing the water.