by We used to automatically dismiss such pictures as “Photoshop, don’t believe it.” But times have changed. With the advent of AI, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to determine what’s a real photo/video and what’s artificial intelligence.
And now, many public pages deliberately generate images where a supercar or hypercar is “accidentally” parked next to a Khrushchyovka apartment block.
Why? It’s simple: to collect comments, boost reach, and promote the post.
This seems to be exactly such a case — the Bugatti Noire Elegance, “spotted” in Cherkasy for $6.4 million. And judging by the comments, many people genuinely don’t understand that this was created by AI.
And now, a few facts:
- Firstly, it’s about the Bugatti La Voiture Noire;
- Secondly, it exists as a single unit in the world;
- Thirdly, its real price is not $6.4 million, but about $19 million.
So, if by some miracle the La Voiture Noire actually ended up in Ukraine and was even listed for sale for $6 million — a queue of buyers consisting of several hundred billionaires, oligarchs, and sheikhs would have formed faster than the photo could have been uploaded.
The world is changing. Not everything we see is true. Before being amazed or outraged, it’s worth pausing and checking: what if it’s not a sensation, but just an algorithm craving likes?
