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Hold onto your smartphones —the AI era just leveled up! The European Union approved a landmark artificial intelligence law this week, aiming to rein in the tech that’s reshaping everything from movies to misinformation. But what does Gen Z think about our AI-powered future? Let’s unpack it.
From Sora to Deepfakes: AI’s Highs and Lows
OpenAI’s jaw-dropping Sora tool—which turns text into hyper-realistic videos—has creatives buzzing . Imagine typing “pandas breakdancing in Tokyo” and getting a cinematic clip! But it’s not all sunshine: fake Taylor Swift ads and AI-generated videos of cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar are flooding social media, raising alarm bells. “These forgeries are scarily easy to make,” warns Professor Siwei Lyu, a deepfake sleuth at the University of Buffalo.
Gen Z’s Verdict: ‘Cool, But Chill’
CGTN chatted with students worldwide for a reality check. While some see AI dominating industries like healthcare and gaming , others aren’t sold. “AI’s a big deal, but not the *endgame*,” shrugged one college student. Many echoed concerns about job markets and ethics, hinting at Gen Z’s ‘cautious optimism’ vibe.
Why the EU’s Move Matters
The EU’s new AI Act—the first of its kind—could set global rules for high-risk tech. Think transparency requirements for chatbots and bans on manipulative ‘social scoring’ systems. Will this curb the chaos? Time will tell . One thing’s clear: as AI races ahead, the debate’s just getting started.
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—the AI era just leveled up! The European Union approved a landmark artificial intelligence law this week, aiming to rein in the tech that’s reshaping everything from movies to misinformation. But what does Gen Z think about our AI-powered future? Let’s unpack it.
. Imagine typing “pandas breakdancing in Tokyo” and getting a cinematic clip! But it’s not all sunshine: fake Taylor Swift ads and AI-generated videos of cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar are flooding social media, raising alarm bells. “These forgeries are scarily easy to make,” warns Professor Siwei Lyu, a deepfake sleuth at the University of Buffalo.
, others aren’t sold. “AI’s a big deal, but not the *endgame*,” shrugged one college student. Many echoed concerns about job markets and ethics, hinting at Gen Z’s ‘cautious optimism’ vibe.
. One thing’s clear: as AI races ahead, the debate’s just getting started.
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