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This is only the tip of the iceberg.
In a few years all pics, movies, music, books, news, anything and anyone you don't see in person will be completely indistinguishable from AI. And most of it will be.
You won't even know if the Senator's face on your tv screen belongs to a real person.
The new front on the "war" for/on your minds will open. A culmination of all physical, informational, cultural, economic, narrative, and digital reality control systems will converge.
Even more so than now, people will have no choice but to embrace whatever schema of reality they can access because there will be no way to discern real truth from the manufactured.
Paranoia will eventually give way to a rather natural "double think" envisioned by Orwell. Tropey but nevertheless prophetic.
Thats some peak Running Man stuff…
We'll have a kind of "Stream of Consciousness" moment, the episode of The Outer Limits about the only human who can't access the direct-brain interface 'net...