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A Threads user Dya (@dyaaaaaaa._) allegedly had to break bad news to an elderly couple who was duped by an AI video they saw online.
The couple from Kuala Lumpur allegedly travelled all the way to Kampung Kuak Hulu, Perak, because they want…
KUALA LUMPUR: A misleading video generated through artificial intelligence (AI) promoting a non-existent cable car in Kuak Hulu has caused an elderly couple from Kuala Lumpur to travel all the way to Perak, only to be disappointed upon arri…
KUALA LUMPUR: In an increasingly sophisticated digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) is now capable of generating videos and images that look so convincing that many do not realize they are fake.
Unknowingly, users may be easily foole…
Hoping to visit a cable car attraction featured in a social media clip, an elderly couple in Malaysia made the more than 300km journey from Kuala Lumpur to Perak before finding out that the video was AI-generated and that the ride did not e…
BALING -- The public is advised not to be fooled by the existence of a cable car service that supposedly connects Pengkalan Hulu, Perak to Baling, Kedah as was reported in a video that went viral on social media recently.
Baling District Of…
BALING, July 4 --- Authorities have dismissed a viral video claiming the existence of a cable car linking Pengkalan Hulu in Perak to Baling in Kedah, saying it was generated using artificial intelligence (AI).
Sinar Harian quoted Baling Dis…
A Malaysian couple travelled for three hours from Kuala Lumpur to the country's state of Perak to visit a tourist spot that exists only in an artificial intelligence (AI)-generated video.
On June 30, a member of staff at a hotel in Perak st…
I can perfectly imagine the pain, confusion, and betrayal in the voice of the elderly Malaysian woman who, according to a hotel staff member, asked "Why do they do this to people?" when she found out that her dream holiday destination wasn'…
An imagined town in Peru, an Eiffel tower in Beijing: travellers are increasingly using tools like ChatGPT for itinerary ideas -- and being sent to destinations that don't exist.
Miguel Angel Gongora Meza, founder and director of Evolution …
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