CLAIM: Nakatanggap daw ng floral tribute sina Sen. Risa Hontiveros at Sen. Koko Pimentel matapos tutulan ang mosyon ni Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa na ibasura ang kaso ng impeachment laban kay Vice President Sara Duterte.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Kumalat sa Facebook ang isang video nina Sen. Risa Hontiveros at Koko Pimentel na maling nagpapakita na nakatanggap umano ang dalawang senador ng floral tribute matapos tutulan ang mosyon ni Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa na i-dismiss ang impeachment case ni Vice President Sara Duterte.
Komento ng mga netizens,“The greatest duo on the Senate floor.”
Napagalaman ng PressOne.PH na isang Facebook page na nagngangalang “Juan Luna Blog” ang nag-post ng edited na video na nagpapakita na nakatanggap ang dalawang senador ng floral tribute na may caption na, “Right is might.”
Isang AI detection website na ginamit ng PressOne.PH na Deepware ang tumukoy na ang video ay isang suspicious AI-generated content at mayroon itong 54% suspicion level ayon sa Deepware algorithm.
Ang Seferbekov algorithm naman, ni Selim Seferbekov na kilala sa pagtukoy ng mga deepfake, at ang Ensemble algorithm, na isang pangkat ng mga pamamaraan na gumagamit ng maraming modelo para sa mas tumpak na resulta mula sa gawa ni David Wolpert sa kanyang “stacked generalization” paper— ay parehong nagpakita ng 57% suspicion level.
Ang larawan na ginamit sa video ay galing sa official Facebook account ni sen. Hontiveros na kuha noong ika-10 ng Hunyo sa Senate of the Philippines na may caption na, “Your Minority. We are ready! ✊🏼”
Walang larawan o video na nagpapakita na nagkaroon ng floral tribute para sa dalawang senador pagkatapos ng sesyon sa Senado.
Sa kasalukuyan, ang edited na video ay mayroon nang 11,000 reactions, 780 comments, at 1,000 shares. Jamaica Cabilis
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