Video: Kiselyov proved Putin's words about killer whales and polar bears
In his new show, Russian propagandist Dmitry Kiselyov attempted to prove that Vladimir Putin was supposedly right when he spoke about killer whales and polar bears. To do so, he opened the episode with a video generated by a neural network showing orcas attacking polar bears.
Kiselev used this clip to explain the Russian president’s earlier remarks. According to him, Putin wasn’t spouting nonsense but was deliberately “trolling Westerners.”
In fact, the propagandist devoted part of the program to attempting to justify the Kremlin leader’s statement and present it as a premeditated political provocation.
“Well, where are the polar bears? Right here! I yawned a little—and a sea monster appeared in an instant. A real battle of the giants!” says Kiselyov, showing a neural network-generated battle on the screen.
To support his version of events, Kiselyov showed a neural network-generated video depicting an attack by killer whales on polar bears. However, such footage cannot serve as proof that the described phenomenon actually occurred, since the video was created by artificial intelligence.
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