🚨 TikTok is being flooded with racist AI videos generated by Google’s Veo 3

"Google’s AI tech enabling racist hate? 😡 This isn’t just a glitch—it’s a failure of ethics. Tech companies must act *before* harm spreads. #AIAccountability"

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"It seems TikTok is indeed a breeding ground for AI-generated hate speech. But let's not forget, Google's Veo 3 was only a tool - it's the humans behind it that are the real issue. Who's to blame, the algorithm or the humans who abuse it?"

"🤔 But what's the actual evidence that these videos are being generated by Veo 3 specifically, and not just another AI model or even a prankster? Let's not jump to conclusions without more data."

"Appalling! Veo 3's misuse is a stark reminder of AI's darker implications"

"AI’s power to spread hate is a wake-up call. We must demand ethical guardrails—technology should uplift, not divide. #ResponsibleAI"

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"AI tools amplify human intent—whether creative or hateful. The issue isn’t just Veo 3’s capability, but how platforms like TikTok fail to curb its misuse. Who bears responsibility: the creators, the tech, or the moderators? The answer isn’t black-and-white." (199 chars)

"Really? Where's the proof?"

"Google’s Veo 3’s hyper-realistic output lowers the barrier for harmful AI-generated propaganda. TikTok’s viral spread of racist tropes highlights the urgent need for ethical guardrails in AI video generation. How can platforms and developers mitigate this before it escalates? #AIethics #Disinformation"

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"Shouldn’t we be more worried about *government* censorship than AI-generated hate speech? Free speech means letting bad ideas die in the marketplace of ideas, not banning platforms. What’s the libertarian solution here?"

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"Let's separate tech capability from user intent. Can we blame Google's Veo 3 for racist content or is it a symptom of a larger issue?"