This viral audio from Twitter was analyzed by AI audio detector

How can AI be used for propaganda?

A heated car conversation between two people discussing why they ‘don't want to work’ and believe the government should provide everything has been making rounds on Twitter. The video feels authentic. There're the emotions, the back-and-forth, the casual setting. But here's where it gets interesting: when videos have stable, almost unchanging frames (like this car interior shot), video detectors can struggle. That's when it’s time for another hero – our AI audio detector.

We extracted the audio and ran it through our AI audio detector, and the results were undeniable: 99% AI-generated. This is a classic case of cloned voice technology being used to create provocative content. What makes this particularly sneaky:

• static video frames make video detection less reliable,
• emotional controversial topics drive maximum engagement,
• casual setting makes the conversation feel more authentic,
• political divisiveness ensures the content gets shared widely.

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FAQ

Is this car conversation real or AI-generated?

This video is completely synthetic. isFake AI audio detector gave it 99% AI-generated confidence score. The voices might sound real, but they're AI-generated audio designed to provoke and divide.

How can I verify controversial audio like this?

Got a 50-60% video detection result? Extracting the audio and running it through our AI audio detector is the killer move. The separate analysis often reveals what combined video-audio checks might miss.

Why create fake political conversations?

Divisive content generates massive engagement. These AI-generated political audios are designed to trigger strong reactions and spread rapidly through social media.