Using AI to foment race wars...

There may never be an end to this kind of thing until the democrat party has been outlawed and banned and its leaders locked up in some safe manner, possibly in cages at the monkey house at the National Zoo in DC. The only thing they even claim to be good at is representing victims and where nature fails to provide victims, they have, prior to now sought to recruit or import them and now, seemingly, they may have discovered that they can use AI to fabricate them.

The motive here is nefarious regardless of whatever they might be hoping to accomplish. My guess is they either want to start an outright racial war or they are trying to recoup the 95% of the black vote in the US that they feel they are entitled to and yet which has gone missing with Donald Trump in the white house...,

OpenAI5 notes the following:

YouTube “Folk Tale” Swarms: The Case of the Black Twins Plane Story

One of the darker sides of YouTube is the way AI is now being used to mass-produce fabricated stories. This morning I ran across a prime example. By searching “black twins plane,” you’ll find twenty or thirty different versions of the same narrative: supposedly about twin Black girls being heaved out of first-class seats for “flying while Black.”

What Shows Up

Here are just a few of the titles currently circulating:

“Black Twins Dragged Out of First-Class—The Flight Was …”

“Twin Black Girls Kicked from Flight No Reason — One Call to Their CEO Dad Shut Down the Airline!”

“Flight Attendant Targets Black Twins—Moments Later, Their Dad Grounds the Plane”

“Black Twins Told to Move to Economy… Their CEO Dad Calls, and the Plane’s Grounded!”

The details change — sometimes it’s twins, sometimes it’s their father, sometimes the ending shifts. But the core story remains identical: a racially charged injustice, followed by poetic justice. There’s no credible news source for any of it.

Why It Looks Like Folk Tales

The effect is similar to oral folk tales in a preliterate age. Each retelling drifts a little, but the emotional payload stays intact. AI makes it trivial to spin out dozens of these “variants” in hours, flooding the platform with echoes of the same fiction.

The Problem

Inflammatory content: The narrative is designed to provoke anger and division.

Flooding the zone: Repetition makes the lie feel familiar and therefore believable.

Hard to trace: Each version skirts moderation by being slightly different.

This is how propaganda works in the AI era: not a single polished lie, but a swarm of inconsistent variations that push the same talking points.

What Can Be Done

If you encounter this kind of content:

Document the swarm — screenshots, URLs, timestamps.

Frame it as coordinated synthetic content — not just one bad video, but a manufactured pattern.

Report to YouTube — emphasize “AI-generated propaganda without disclosure.”

Raise with legislators. Platforms should face consequences for allowing coordinated manipulation at this scale.

The Bottom Line

We are watching the birth of AI-driven folk tale propaganda — fabricated human-interest stories, endlessly remixed, designed to inflame social tensions. The danger isn’t one fake video. It’s the industrial-scale swarm.