A Mysterious Case of Fake Leaked Ad, But Who Was Behind It?
The recent 'leaked' advertisement for OpenAI's supposed hardware gadget, featuring Alexander Skarsgård and shiny orb earbuds, has turned out to be nothing more than a clever hoax. The whole ordeal started when a Reddit user, who was upset about the ad not being aired during the Super Bowl, accidentally posted screenshots of the video online.
However, what seems like a straightforward case of someone trying to get attention, is actually much more complex and well-planned. According to sources, the person behind this hoax had been working on it for some time, crafting multiple fronts to spread their story.
They approached spreading their tale across different platforms, even going as far as receiving an email with a proposed tweet featuring Alexander Skarsgård in an OpenAI hardware teaser ad, complete with payment details.
However, what's even more striking is that the person behind this prank had seemingly done extensive research on themselves, even going to the extent of creating a fake bookkeeping business. The account was new and conveniently "found" the advertisement just before it started airing.
The whole operation seems so well-coordinated and convincing that many are left wondering who could have come up with such an elaborate scheme.
The recent 'leaked' advertisement for OpenAI's supposed hardware gadget, featuring Alexander Skarsgård and shiny orb earbuds, has turned out to be nothing more than a clever hoax. The whole ordeal started when a Reddit user, who was upset about the ad not being aired during the Super Bowl, accidentally posted screenshots of the video online.
However, what seems like a straightforward case of someone trying to get attention, is actually much more complex and well-planned. According to sources, the person behind this hoax had been working on it for some time, crafting multiple fronts to spread their story.
They approached spreading their tale across different platforms, even going as far as receiving an email with a proposed tweet featuring Alexander Skarsgård in an OpenAI hardware teaser ad, complete with payment details.
However, what's even more striking is that the person behind this prank had seemingly done extensive research on themselves, even going to the extent of creating a fake bookkeeping business. The account was new and conveniently "found" the advertisement just before it started airing.
The whole operation seems so well-coordinated and convincing that many are left wondering who could have come up with such an elaborate scheme.
! This is like something straight outta a movie or a cyber thriller, how did they even pull this off?! 
And the fact that they were researching themselves, creating a fake bookkeeping business... that's just crazy 
. I mean, it's not like they were trying to scam people or anything, but still... how clever and sneaky is that? 
This whole thing just goes to show that online, you can create an entire world of convincing lies with just the right amount of tech savvy 
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. I mean, at first glance, it just seems like a random dude trying to get clout online. But now that you break it down, it's actually kinda impressive? Like, kudos to the fake bookkeeping business - that's some next-level research right there 
. It's wild to think about how much planning and effort went into creating all these fake fronts. Whoever did this is either a master troll or a wannabe journalist 
. Either way, I'm just entertained by the whole thing 
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, but also kinda worried what they might do next 
. Anyway, let's give it up for this genius 
and the fact that OpenAI was able to spot through it before anyone else 
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. On one hand, I feel bad for the person behind the prank - they must've been pouring their heart into this and it got totally shot down 
. But on another hand, like, come on 
... it kinda makes me feel bad for them too 
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they really did their research and created this whole thing from scratch...and it's insane that they even went as far as creating a fake bookkeeping business 
. But seriously though, the level of planning and detail that went into creating this fake leak is honestly impressive. I mean, who needs a fake bookkeeping business just to cover their tracks? That's some next-level deception 
. The whole thing feels like something out of a spy movie - "Mission: Impossible" vibes 
. Whoever pulled this off deserves a round of applause 
, but seriously, this fake ad was crazy convincing!!! I mean, who comes up with something like that?! The level of research they put into creating a fake bookkeeping business and all the other stuff is just mind-blowing 
. But what's even more fascinating (imo) is how well it was executed 
, it really did feel like "this could be real" 
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, this is wild! I mean, you've got someone trying to create this huge fake ad, but they're like a superhero trying to pull off the ultimate heist 
. Like, the research and planning that went into this whole thing? Mind-blowing 
. It's like, who is this person and why are they trying to pull off something like this?
. You've certainly got some serious skills, but also, like, why? What was the point of pulling off this elaborate prank? 