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Iran Uses AI-Generated Lego-Style Videos for Propaganda, Experts State
A man in Iran produces viral AI-generated videos styled like Lego animations, which experts describe as powerful propaganda tools. The content focuses on the ongoing Iran war and has gained significant online traction. Coverage highlights the sophistication of the videos amid discussions of their influence.
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A man in Iran is creating AI-generated videos resembling Lego animations that have gone viral. These videos address the Iran war and are described by experts as powerful propaganda. The BBC interviewed the creator about his work.
The videos use AI to produce content that experts call highly sophisticated. One expert stated that the term 'slopaganda' does not adequately describe their impact. The content spreads rapidly on social media platforms.
The man told reporters that he uses AI tools to make the Lego-style videos.
He focuses on themes related to the Iran war. The BBC reported on his process and the videos' viral nature. Experts say the videos serve as propaganda for Iran. They noted the content's ability to engage audiences effectively.
No specific names of experts were provided in the coverage.
expert described the content as highly sophisticated.
The expert said the videos' power exceeds simple propaganda labels. This assessment came in the context of the BBC's interview. The videos' style mimics Lego animations to convey messages. They have been shared widely online.
Coverage attributes their virality to AI's role in production.
The creation occurs amid the Iran war.
Experts view the videos as tools for influencing public opinion. The BBC's reporting emphasizes the content's sophistication without detailing production metrics.
