Feeds are filling up with AI clips of crying toddlers, tearful soldiers and impossibly wholesome rescues, and plenty of them are built to get shared by parents and grandparents. Some are harmless slop, others lead to scams. Has a fake already slipped past someone you know, or is your group chat immune?
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My mom shares one a day, I've given up.
The crying toddler ones are so manipulative.
Disagree. teach the six-finger trick to your parents.
Honestly I fell for a dog rescue video last week.
Honestly I fell for a dog rescue video last week.
Platforms should label these clearly.
Teach the six-finger trick to your parents.
It's not just boomers, Gen Z falls for them too.
Lol. platforms should label these clearly.
The crying toddler ones are so manipulative.
The scam ones are the scary part.
Disagree. my mom shares one a day, I've given up.
Exactly. the scam ones are the scary part.
Agree — the crying toddler ones are so manipulative.
Interesting take. honestly I fell for a dog rescue video last week.
Lol. it's not just boomers, Gen Z falls for them too.
My mom shares one a day, I've given up.