For journalism, announcements, and footage: We need to think of a way to record videos that are AI-proof

What does AI-proof mean?

It means we record a video in SOME intricate and needlessly Rube Goldbergian way

Something SO multilayered

With complex actions and movements and kinetic objects

That the video HAS to be real, without even a shadow of a doubt

And we change it every time, but keep our technique the same

Let me give an example

Let's say you need to record evidence of a criminal's actions, but uh oh. Now we can just dismiss it as AI, especially if the criminal is a very powerful person, right?

So what then?

We record the video WITH ELEMENTS IN IT that there's no way for an AI to replicate without a single weird error

Background: a guy wearing a zebra-patterned morph suit playing the accordion

Foreground: hovering shreds of printed text on paper, being passed slowly behind black construction paper and then uncovered again, to show that every single letter is the same and has no changed

The goal is to OVERCOMPLICATE, OVERWHELM, and OVERCROWD the video with as many intricacies and chaotic details as possible, that AI could never produce or mimic without something being telltale wrong (like a letter that changed, or a zebra stripe that waved unnaturally)

It would be the REAL video's seal of approval, to protect the general population from being gaslit en masse by some powerful entity, in case we ever record something that would be against its interests