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Executive Summary
A video is going viral on social media purportedly showing former Western Army Commander Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katihar expressing concerns over India's military preparedness. In the video, he claims that several Indian aircraft were shot down during the conflict with Pakistan on May 10. He further claims that China has advanced 25 kilometres into Arunachal Pradesh and that the Indian Army has failed to stop its incursion. CyberPeace Research found the claim to be false. Our research revealed that the audio in the viral video is AI-generated.
Claim
Social media users are claiming that former General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of the Indian Army's Western Command, Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar, had warned that Arunachal Pradesh could become India's next major flashpoint.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1785558896015331
Fact Check
We searched Google using the keywords “Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar”, “Arunachal Pradesh” and “China”. However, we did not find any credible media report attributing such a statement to Manoj Kumar Katiyar. We also examined the official social media accounts of the Western Command but found no such statement there either.
We then conducted a reverse image search of the keyframes from the viral video using Google Lens. During the search, we found a post published by news agency ANI on March 30, 2026, featuring visuals similar to those seen in the viral video. The ANI logo is also visible in the viral video.
https://x.com/ANI/status/2038520988682625491
To determine the truth about the video, we used several AI detection tools. Among these, Hive Moderation indicated that the video might have been created using AI or deepfake technology.
Resemble AI also identified the audio in the video as AI-generated.
Conclusion:
The evidence gathered during our research confirms that the viral video has been manipulated by adding AI-generated audio to it and is being shared with a false claim.
Executive Summary
The Director General (DG) of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor, made a statement in October 2026 regarding the situation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and China in Arunachal Pradesh. Following this, several social media posts claiming that Chinese troops had intruded into Arunachal Pradesh went viral. Vishvas News found several of these posts to be fake. Now, a video showing several people running in a hilly area is going viral on social media. Some users are sharing it with the claim that locals in Arunachal Pradesh chased away Chinese soldiers who were attempting to intrude into Indian territory. CyberPeace Research found that the viral video is from Nepal. A video of a traditional ceremony in the country is being shared with the false claim that it shows Chinese soldiers attempting to infiltrate Arunachal Pradesh.
Claim:
Facebook user ‘Pradip Prasad Yadav’ posted a video on October 27, 2026 (archive link), with the caption: “Attempted Chinese army intrusion in Arunachal Pradesh? Locals chased away Chinese soldiers who were trying to intrude into Arunachal Pradesh.”
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1653642966256321
Fact Check
To verify the viral claim, we conducted a reverse image search of the video's keyframes using Google Lens. During the search, we found a post shared on October 28, 2026, by ‘Pawan Mahara’, a resident of Doti, Nepal.
In the post, he wrote: “There is a tradition of chasing animals and sacrificing them during Dashain in the ‘Vayal’ area of K.I. Singh Rural Municipality in Doti, Nepal. A video of this tradition is now going viral on social media, with the false claim that locals are chasing away Chinese soldiers from Arunachal Pradesh, India. The video actually shows the traditional practice of chasing and sacrificing buffaloes during Dashain in Vayal, K.I. Singh Rural Municipality, Doti district, Nepal. However, it is being shared with the misleading claim that locals are driving Chinese soldiers out of Arunachal Pradesh.”
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1719659220161956
We also found the viral video on the Instagram account of user ‘patel.vishal’. It was posted on October 26, 2026, with the caption “Woyl”.In the comments section, some users identified the video as being from Nepal, while others linked it to a festival. One user commented that people were running after an animal for sacrifice.
https://www.instagram.com/p/De9B3JYuTi4
Another Nepal-based user, ‘Shivam Singh’, also posted a video of the same festival on Facebook on October 26, 2026, identifying the location as Vayal in Doti district.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/4596623463802320
Conclusion
A video of a festival in Nepal is being circulated with the false claim that it shows Chinese soldiers attempting to intrude into Arunachal Pradesh.
Executive Summary
A video is going viral on social media purportedly showing former Western Army Commander Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katihar expressing concerns over India's military preparedness. In the video, he claims that several Indian aircraft were shot down during the conflict with Pakistan on May 10. He further claims that China has advanced 25 kilometres into Arunachal Pradesh and that the Indian Army has failed to stop its incursion. CyberPeace Research found the claim to be false. Our research revealed that the audio in the viral video is AI-generated.
Claim
Social media users are claiming that former General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of the Indian Army's Western Command, Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar, had warned that Arunachal Pradesh could become India's next major flashpoint.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1785558896015331
Fact Check
We searched Google using the keywords “Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar”, “Arunachal Pradesh” and “China”. However, we did not find any credible media report attributing such a statement to Manoj Kumar Katiyar. We also examined the official social media accounts of the Western Command but found no such statement there either.
We then conducted a reverse image search of the keyframes from the viral video using Google Lens. During the search, we found a post published by news agency ANI on March 30, 2026, featuring visuals similar to those seen in the viral video. The ANI logo is also visible in the viral video.
https://x.com/ANI/status/2038520988682625491
To determine the truth about the video, we used several AI detection tools. Among these, Hive Moderation indicated that the video might have been created using AI or deepfake technology.
Resemble AI also identified the audio in the video as AI-generated.
Conclusion:
The evidence gathered during our research confirms that the viral video has been manipulated by adding AI-generated audio to it and is being shared with a false claim.
Executive Summary
The Director General (DG) of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor, made a statement in October 2026 regarding the situation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and China in Arunachal Pradesh. Following this, several social media posts claiming that Chinese troops had intruded into Arunachal Pradesh went viral. Vishvas News found several of these posts to be fake. Now, a video showing several people running in a hilly area is going viral on social media. Some users are sharing it with the claim that locals in Arunachal Pradesh chased away Chinese soldiers who were attempting to intrude into Indian territory. CyberPeace Research found that the viral video is from Nepal. A video of a traditional ceremony in the country is being shared with the false claim that it shows Chinese soldiers attempting to infiltrate Arunachal Pradesh.
Claim:
Facebook user ‘Pradip Prasad Yadav’ posted a video on October 27, 2026 (archive link), with the caption: “Attempted Chinese army intrusion in Arunachal Pradesh? Locals chased away Chinese soldiers who were trying to intrude into Arunachal Pradesh.”
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1653642966256321
Fact Check
To verify the viral claim, we conducted a reverse image search of the video's keyframes using Google Lens. During the search, we found a post shared on October 28, 2026, by ‘Pawan Mahara’, a resident of Doti, Nepal.
In the post, he wrote: “There is a tradition of chasing animals and sacrificing them during Dashain in the ‘Vayal’ area of K.I. Singh Rural Municipality in Doti, Nepal. A video of this tradition is now going viral on social media, with the false claim that locals are chasing away Chinese soldiers from Arunachal Pradesh, India. The video actually shows the traditional practice of chasing and sacrificing buffaloes during Dashain in Vayal, K.I. Singh Rural Municipality, Doti district, Nepal. However, it is being shared with the misleading claim that locals are driving Chinese soldiers out of Arunachal Pradesh.”
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1719659220161956
We also found the viral video on the Instagram account of user ‘patel.vishal’. It was posted on October 26, 2026, with the caption “Woyl”.In the comments section, some users identified the video as being from Nepal, while others linked it to a festival. One user commented that people were running after an animal for sacrifice.
https://www.instagram.com/p/De9B3JYuTi4
Another Nepal-based user, ‘Shivam Singh’, also posted a video of the same festival on Facebook on October 26, 2026, identifying the location as Vayal in Doti district.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/4596623463802320
Conclusion
A video of a festival in Nepal is being circulated with the false claim that it shows Chinese soldiers attempting to intrude into Arunachal Pradesh.
Executive Summary
An image of an alleged new Rs 1,000 note is going viral on social media, with claims that the note has been introduced in the market. Some social media users are sharing the image, believing the claim to be true. CyberPeace Research found the claim to be false. The image of the Rs 1,000 note being shared with the claim is also fake and has been created using editing tools. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has not issued any such note.
Claim:
Facebook user ‘Faiqa Khan’ posted an image on October 29, 2026, claiming, “Everyone is left stunned after seeing the new Rs 1,000 note.”
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122128132269474033&set=a.122094997437474033
Fact Check
If the Reserve Bank of India had issued a new currency note, it would have been major news. To verify the claim, we searched Google using relevant keywords. During the search, we found a report on the Doordarshan website stating that the Central Government had dismissed the viral claim about a new Rs 1,000 note. The report also stated that the RBI had made no such announcement. The report was published on October 27, 2026. https://ddnews.gov.in/centre-dismisses-viral-claim-regarding-new-%E2%82%B91000-note-states-that-the-rbi-has-made-no-such-announcement/
Taking our research forward, we examined the Reserve Bank of India’s website. Following the announcement of demonetisation in 2016, the RBI discontinued the old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes and introduced new currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 2,000. The RBI website provides detailed information about all the new series of currency notes issued after demonetisation. It also features details of both the old and new series of notes. Following demonetisation, the RBI issued new series of Rs 10, Rs 20, Rs 50, Rs 100, Rs 200, Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 notes. Of these, the Rs 2,000 notes have since been withdrawn from circulation.
https://paisaboltahai.rbi.org.in/
According to a press release dated January 1, 2026, the Rs 2,000 banknotes were withdrawn from circulation in 2025 but continue to remain legal tender.
https://www.rbi.org.in/Scripts/BS_PressReleaseDisplay.aspx?prid=61942
Conclusion
Our research found the viral post to be false. The image being shared as that of a new Rs 1,000 note is fake.
Executive Summary
A rally was organised by the opposition INDIA bloc at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan on November 1, 2026, under the slogans of “Vote Chori” and “Save Democracy”, along with a “Chalo Delhi” march. Meanwhile, a photograph is being shared on social media with the claim that it shows the same rally. A large crowd of people can be seen in the picture.
CyberPeace Research found the viral claim to be false. Our research found that the viral image is not authentic but AI-generated.
Claim:
A photograph is being shared on social media with the claim that it shows a rally held at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan on the issues of “Vote Chori” and “Save Democracy”, which was attended by a large number of people.
https://x.com/CJP_for_India/status/2117125139003588873?a=NW3G6-9xW1sPqHOkUTo&s=20
Fact Check
Upon closely examining the viral image, we noticed certain inconsistencies that raised suspicions that it was AI-generated. We then scanned the image using the AI detection tool Hive Moderation. According to the results, the image is 99 per cent likely to be AI-generated.
Taking our research forward, we scanned the viral image using another AI detection tool, Wasit AI. According to the results, the image is 95 per cent likely to be AI-generated.
Conclusion
Our research found that the viral image is not authentic but AI-generated.
Executive Summary
A video is being shared on social media with the claim that at least 20 people were injured and several others were killed in police firing during a protest against the Election Commissioner in Delhi. The post further claims that the protesters marched towards foreign embassies. CyberPeace Research found that the viral video is related to a protest by garment workers in Bangladesh. It has no connection to any incident involving Delhi Police or any protest against the Election Commissioner in Delhi.
Claim
A social media post claims that massive protests have erupted in Delhi against the Election Commissioner. It further alleges that at least 20 people were injured and several others killed in Delhi Police firing. The post also claims that protesters marched towards several foreign embassies, including the Israeli Embassy, and that the situation in Delhi is deteriorating.
https://x.com/Anushitiwari22/status/2117175390989107290
Fact Check
To verify the viral video, we extracted its keyframes and conducted a reverse image search. During the search, we found the video on an Instagram channel, where it was shared with the claim that garment workers in Bangladesh had taken to the streets demanding higher wages.
https://www.instagram.com/reels/DfPQefAic64/
In the next step of our research, we found the video on an X account. The post claimed that violent protests had once again erupted in Bangladesh. According to the post, nearly two years ago, protesters had removed the then government from power and taken control of the country, following which the then prime minister had to leave the country and come to India.The post further claimed that factory workers had taken to the streets this time to demand higher wages. They alleged that they were being exploited
https://x.com/_AfricanSoil/status/2116860302440443948
Taking our research forward, we examined the video using Google Street View and identified the location as Konabari, Gazipur. This established that the viral video is from Dhaka, Bangladesh, and not Delhi.
Conclusion
Our research found that the viral video is related to a protest by garment workers in Bangladesh. It has no connection to any incident of Delhi Police firing or any protest against the Election Commissioner in Delhi
Executive Summary
A drone-footage video showing a massive crowd is going viral on social media. It is being shared with the claim that the visuals show the gathering at Ramlila Maidan in support of Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Chalo Delhi’ rally held on November 1. CyberPeace Research found that the video dates back to December 2022 and shows millions of football fans celebrating Argentina’s FIFA World Cup victory in Buenos Aires.
Claim
A video purportedly showing an aerial view of Ramlila Maidan is being widely shared on social media.
https://x.com/Anuragyadavjnp/status/2116859390112473267
Fact Check
To verify the claim, we first conducted a reverse image search using keyframes from the viral video. During this process, we found the video posted on the X account of a user named Trung Phan on December 21, 2022.According to the post’s caption, the footage shows the streets and highways of Buenos Aires, Argentina, where millions of people took to the streets to celebrate Argentina’s victory in the FIFA World Cup.
https://x.com/TrungTPhan/status/1605298648543547393?a=31Kw_jPjfiHrD55_um8&s=20
As part of our further research, we conducted a Google search using relevant keywords and found a report published by Al Jazeera on December 19, 2022. According to the report, millions of fans poured onto the streets of Buenos Aires, Argentina’s capital, to celebrate the country’s World Cup victory after it defeated France in the final. This establishes that the viral drone footage shows celebrations following Argentina’s World Cup victory in December 2022. It has no connection to Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan or Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Chalo Delhi’ rally.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/12/19/immense-joy-argentinas-fans-entranced-by-messis-world-cup
Conclusion
The video dates back to December 2022 and shows millions of football fans celebrating Argentina’s FIFA World Cup victory in Buenos Aires.
Executive Summary
A video is being shared on social media with the claim that BJP MP from Rewa, Janardan Mishra, can be seen cleaning a toilet with his bare hands. The video is being shared as a recent incident. CyberPeace Research found that the viral video is not recent but four years old. It is now being shared with a misleading claim suggesting that it is a recent video.
Claim:
A user on social media platform X shared the viral video on November 2, 2026, with the caption: “This is BJP MP Janardan Mishra from Rewa, Madhya Pradesh... He has become so addicted to making reels that he got a toilet cleaned with his hands and had a video made.” The post link, archive link and screenshot are provided below.
https://x.com/hemendra_tri/status/2116775334838149622
Fact Check
To verify the viral claim, we conducted a reverse image search of the viral video. During this process, we found a report published on the Navbharat Times website in 2022 that featured visuals from the viral video. The report link and screenshot are provided below.
As the research progressed, we also found another report published on the India TV website on September 23, 2022, with a neutral caption. It also featured visuals from the viral video. The report link and screenshot are provided below. https://www.indiatv.in/madhya-pradesh/madhya-pradesh-news-bjp-mp-cleans-toilet-seat-by-hand-video-goes-viral-2022-09-23-886428
Conclusion
Our research found that the viral video is not recent but dates back four years to 2022. It is now being shared with a misleading claim suggesting that it shows a recent incident.
Executive Summary
A video of actress Kangana Ranaut is being shared on social media with the claim that she observed the Karwa Chauth fast for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. CyberPeace Research found the viral claim to be false. Our research revealed that the video dates back to June 2026, when MP Kangana Ranaut performed a puja in Jodhpur to mark 12 years of the Modi government and prayed for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s long life.
Claim:
A user on social media platform X shared the viral video on October 29, 2026, with the caption: “Kangana observed the Karwa Chauth fast for Modi ji’s long life.” The post link, archive link and screenshot are provided below.
https://x.com/JumlaGuru2/status/2115679529742295307?a=msomkzvR3AP6rXIKj44&s=20
Fact Check
To verify the viral claim, we first searched Google using relevant keywords. However, we did not find any credible media reports supporting the claim.
We then conducted a reverse image search using keyframes from the viral video. During this process, we found the same video on the Facebook page of TV9 Bharatvarsh, where it was published on June 12, 2026. According to the post’s caption, BJP MP and actress Kangana Ranaut performed a puja at a Ganesh temple to mark 12 years of the central government and prayed for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s long life and good health. The post link and screenshot are provided below.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1334827725455458
As the research progressed, we also found the video on the YouTube channel of Times Now Navbharat, where it was published on June 12, 2026, with a neutral caption. The post link and screenshot are provided below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V971aT2e98Y
Conculsion
Our research found that the video dates back to June 2026, when MP Kangana Ranaut performed a puja in Jodhpur to mark 12 years of the Modi government and prayed for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s long life.
Executive Summary
In the October 2026 general elections in Israel, no political party secured a clear majority. Benjamin Netanyahu will remain the caretaker prime minister until a new government is formed. Meanwhile, a video showing an attack on a man is going viral on social media. In the video, a man can be seen delivering a speech on stage when another person approaches him with a gun and attacks him. The video is being shared with the claim that it shows a recent alleged attack on Benjamin Netanyahu.
CyberPeace Research found that the viral video has no connection to Benjamin Netanyahu. In fact, the video shows an attack on a Bulgarian politician in January 2013. The old and unrelated video is now being shared with a false claim.
Claim:
Facebook user ‘Newscap | News That Matters’ shared the video on October 29, 2026, with the caption: “Breaking: A very dangerous attack on Netanyahu in Tel Aviv. It looks like he has sustained serious injuries, and a plane is being sent to take him to the US.”
https://www.facebook.com/reel/28109165918756398
Fact Check
To verify the authenticity of the viral claim, we first extracted several keyframes from the video and searched for them using Google Lens. During this process, we found the viral video on the YouTube channel of a UK-based account, ‘Onlooker UK’. The video was uploaded on January 19, 2013.
According to the information provided with the video, Ahmed Dogan, leader of Bulgaria’s ethnic Turkish party, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF), was delivering a speech on stage when a man attempted to attack him and pointed a gun at him. However, security guards immediately apprehended the attacker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t0ASapgPMM
Based on the information obtained, we conducted a Google search using relevant keywords. We found a news report related to the incident, published on the Reuters website on January 19, 2013. According to the report, police said that the attacker had been arrested and was a resident of Burgas, a city on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. The man was also carrying two knives.
Conclusion
Our research found that the video being circulated with the claim of an alleged attack on Benjamin Netanyahu is old and unrelated. It actually shows an attack on a Bulgarian politician in January 2013.
Executive Summary
A video is being shared on social media with the claim that the Indian Army has launched a front against the Modi government over the Agniveer scheme. CyberPeace Research found that all the individuals seen in the video are former military personnel associated with Uttarakhand Kranti Dal, a political party in Uttarakhand. The person addressing the press conference is retired Colonel Sunil Kotnala, the party’s national vice-president.
Claim
The video is being shared on X with an English caption claiming that the Indian Army has reprimanded the Modi government over the Agniveer scheme and other issues.
https://x.com/Simpu_SinghIND/status/2114933972870570140?s=20
Fact Check
To verify the viral video claiming that the Indian Army has launched a front against the Modi government, we conducted a reverse image search using keyframes from the footage. This led us to a video uploaded on the YouTube account named News Grid Digital on August 22, 2026. It was a longer version of the viral video. According to the visuals and description of the video, the press conference was held by former military personnel associated with Uttarakhand Kranti Dal (UKD), a political party in Uttarakhand, at the Uttaranchal Press Club in Dehradun. The press conference addressed issues related to the Agniveer scheme.We also observed that the caps worn by all the individuals in the video bore the words “Indian Army Veteran,” indicating that they were retired military personnel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU0TL590mso
Meanwhile, we also found a video of the same press conference uploaded on August 22, 2026, on the Facebook account of a local media outlet in Uttarakhand. According to the information provided with the video, the press conference was organised by the soldiers’ wing of Uttarakhand Kranti Dal (UKD). The press conference was addressed by the party’s national vice-president, retired Colonel Sunil Kotnala, who raised several issues concerning the first batch of Agniveers scheduled to leave military service in December and their rehabilitation.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/929185246900919
Conclusion
The evidence gathered during our research establishes that the viral video, shared with the claim that the Indian Army has launched a front against the Modi government, shows a press conference organised by the soldiers’ wing of a regional political party in Uttarakhand. All the individuals seen in the video are former military personnel.
Executive Summary
A video showing a woman dressed in a saree and appearing to work as a locomotive pilot is being widely shared on social media. The video is being circulated with the claim that she is a newly married woman who reported for duty after her wedding. The post praises the woman, presenting her as an example of balancing tradition, culture and career. Several media outlets have also published the viral video with the same claim. CyberPeace Research found the viral video to be false. The video has been created using AI and is being circulated with a misleading narrative. The claim has no basis in reality.
Claim
On October 26, 2026, X user Om Prakash Rastogi (@OmprakashRast13) shared the video with the claim: “On one hand, a newly married woman train pilot is sitting in the cockpit wearing a saree and driving a train, balancing tradition and duty. On the other hand, Neha Bora is seen jumping barricades, running from the police and staging a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. She has even praised the Bangladesh student movement. One is doing her duty, while the other is only protesting.”
https://x.com/OmprakashRast13/status/2114665027735359627?a=3Pt242_7yXT7rAVP5oI&s=20
https://archive.ph/Se6Bg
Fact Check
We first extracted several keyframes from the viral video and then conducted a reverse search using Google Lens. We found the original video uploaded as a YouTube Short. It was uploaded on October 6, 2026. According to the information provided with the video on the YouTube channel “kumkum Kumari”, the video was created using AI.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ToBRXdPVn2Y
Upon examining the channel, we found several other AI-generated videos featuring women operating trains. This confirmed that the viral video is not authentic and was created using AI.
We then used the Hive Moderation tool to analyse the viral video. The results indicated that the video was AI-generated, with Hive Moderation identifying it as more than 63.3 per cent likely to be AI-generated.
Another AI detection tool, Undetectable AI, also identified the video as 79 per cent likely to be AI-generated.
Conclusion
The evidence gathered during our research clearly establishes that the viral video showing a woman in a saree performing her duties as a locomotive pilot was created using AI.
Executive Summary
A video of a concert allegedly held on a beach in Tel Aviv, Israel, is circulating on social media. It is being shared with the claim that thousands of Israeli citizens recited the Hanuman Chalisa in Hebrew during the event.The post also links the event to Indian pilot Captain Smit Machhar, claiming that the programme was organised in his honour for saving the lives of passengers aboard a FlyDubai aircraft in September 2026.
CyberPeace Research found the viral claim to be false. Our research revealed that the video is AI-generated and is being shared with a misleading claim.
Claim
On October 27, 2026, an Instagram user shared the viral video with the caption: “On Tel Aviv beach, Israelis beautifully sang the Hanuman Chalisa in Hebrew in honour of our Indian pilot, Captain Sumit. He had recited this powerful ‘Hanuman Chalisa’ mantra during an attack by an Omani terrorist on a FlyDubai flight, thereby saving the lives of many Jewish people.” The post link, archive link and screenshot are provided below.
https://www.instagram.com/reels/De_r8uSzGuh/
Fact Check
To verify the viral claim, we conducted a Google search using relevant keywords. However, we did not find any credible media reports confirming the claim.
As part of our research, we scanned the viral video using the AI detection tool SIGHTENGINE. According to the results, the video is 99 per cent likely to be AI-generated.
As part of our research, we scanned the viral video using the AI detection tool Truthscan. According to the results, the video is 91 per cent likely to be AI-generated.
Conclusion
Our research found that the viral video is AI-generated and is being shared with a misleading claim.
