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Grok: "The video looks real, probably showing a microscopic view of a GPU and its transistors, as confirmed by similar YouTube videos and technical articles (ExtremeTech). The images described (grid patterns, complex structures) correspond to actual chip views. Tech-focused vision_ia has no history of questionable content, and the video has strong engagement without controversy. However, without direct access to verify, a slight uncertainty remains, as video manipulation is possible. No evidence of tampering has been found."

Brunswick 7mo ago

I don't think optics can magnify at that scale

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FLASH 7mo ago

🤷‍♂️

Arthur Morgan 7mo ago

It switches to grey because it's probably footage from a scanning electron microscope. The video just makes it look like it's done with an optical scope only, which isn't correct.

lifeisjustreplication 7mo ago

So the different scales of magnification are genuine but they were assembled into one video?

The way in which more detailed structures almost suddenly appear out of uniform grey instead of becoming visible gradually makes it look staged to me.

Arthur Morgan 7mo ago

That's what I reckon, yeah