CLAIM: Humihingi si Vice President Sara Duterte sa mga Pilipino ng pera sa kanyang GCash account.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Isang video ang kumalat sa Facebook na nagpapakita umano kay Vice President Sara Duterte habang hawak ang isang QR code, na humihingi siya ng pera gamit ang GCash. Subalit, hindi totoo ang video, dahil likha lamang ito ng artificial intelligence o AI.
Ang video ay in-upload ng Facebook page na “Bayan Buzz” na may caption na “Sara Duterte AI,” na nagpapahiwatig na alam ng uploader na hindi totoong larawan o eksena ang ipinapakita sa video.
Ipinapakita rin sa video ang isang voice-over na tila boses ng pangalawang pangulo na humihimok sa publiko na magpadala ng donasyon. FULL STORY HERE
Video edit by: Heaven Grace Peralta
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