Thoughts on the YouTube channel A.W. Facts<\/p>\n
At first, I found some of the photos shared on A.W. Facts quite convincing and thought, “Wow, this might be the real thing.” However, as I continued watching, it became clear that he seems to incorporate some AI elements in his videos\u2014mixing in old-school photographs of people and possibly even some of the alleged UFO images, which also appeared AI-generated to me, though not all.<\/p>\n
He claims not to be a typical YouTuber, stating that a friend helps him with the content and that he discovered all this material in his grandfather\u2019s attic, who supposedly worked for the Soviets. While it\u2019s true that some Soviet secrets were likely sold off after the fall of the USSR, the whole situation feels a bit dubious. He insists on maintaining his security and offers KGB files via Telegram, citing encryption, but I can\u2019t shake the feeling that he\u2019s done some research on Soviet UFO cases from declassified files and has created documents and photos that embellish those stories.<\/p>\n
I once asked him on TikTok if he used any AI in his videos (similar to The Why Files), but he didn\u2019t respond. He consistently denies that the UFO images are AI-generated, but of course, he would say that. Some of the photos look incredibly realistic, while others have that soft, artificial quality typical of CGI or AI.<\/p>\n
What do you all think? Any AI experts out there?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"