Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the spread of false information related to Typhoon "Hagupit," particularly focusing on AI-generated images that mislead the public about the storm's impact and safety measures [5][10]. Group 1: Misinformation Spread - Social media users shared images of vehicles and sculptures being tied down as a precaution against the typhoon, which led to widespread panic [1][3]. - The images were later identified as AI-generated, containing numerous inconsistencies and signs of manipulation [5][6]. Group 2: Expert Analysis - AI experts noted that while AI-generated images can appear realistic, they often contain detectable flaws, such as inconsistent lighting and shadowing [6][7]. - Network security experts recommend being cautious of overly perfect or sensational images and suggest verifying sources through reverse image searches [9]. Group 3: Legal Implications - The dissemination of AI-generated false information is considered illegal, and platforms are required to remove such content [10]. - Legal experts emphasize that those creating and spreading false information can face legal consequences, especially if it leads to significant repercussions [10].