Elon musk motorhome , Any thoughts on this?

[irnbru]

Is it even
for real?

 

[funflair]

I think you just get the wheels at that price though

 

[irnbru]

Yes I guess it’s the usual…if it’s too good to be true…

 

[Gromett]

Another AI generated fake I suspect.

 

[Just smiffy]

Another AI generated fake I suspect.

Yep…

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[Gromett]

Just go onto google and type
Telsa motorhome

And see the results.

The same one is amongst them but listed at $177,000

 

[Gaston aires]

I’ll have 10 at that price.

 

[The Wino]

Just go onto google and type
Telsa motorhome

And see the results.

The same one is amongst them but listed at $177,000

That still sounds less than I would have expected a Tesla motorhome to cost. That is of course unless they're getting desperate for sales it sounds like the shine of the brand has come off a bit

 

[funflair]

If you watch the video it says 17,000 rupees and it runs on water, if this is AI (which I am sure it is) it has a long way to go

 

[Guigsy]

The two pictures aren't even the same. It's definitely fake clickbait.

It doesn't even make sense. If they were going to do it, you'd see a heavy van chassis first.

Facebook has so much fake and deliberate rage bait content now, the actual human content is so dilute, it's lost.

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[dryad]

Can you actually believe anything you read and see on the internet now with all this ai fake stuff and information everywhere?

 

[The Wino]

Can you actually believe anything you read and see on the internet now with all this ai fake stuff and information everywhere?

There's always been fake information it's just easier to find. The good news is it's easier if you're interested to look at several sources of information and get a consensus of different opinions. It's also very difficult for governments to hide from the people in their country what's going on in the rest of the world the totalitarian regemes generally ban access to the internet for that very reason. There is a problem with internet platforms hosting dubious influencers but before that was always the case with newspapers I recall the wife of a friend who used to say " it must be true it's in the mail" and she wasn't joking!

 

[Guigsy]

Can you actually believe anything you read and see on the internet now with all this ai fake stuff and information everywhere?

All internet content after 2022 should be viewed with an additional layer of skepticism. In centuries to come, historians will look back are mark 2023 as the start of the crapocene.