It was probably about a month ago when I first saw it, all thanks to my colleague Sweta. If she hadn’t told me it was AI right before I saw it, would I have believed that it was real? Did I have to believe it was real? I wonder.What I’m talking about is the recently viral AI stadium trend in social media where individuals, using AI, intentionally find themselves edited onto a short cinematic ‘TikTok’ type edit. Here, they are in the spectator stands taking on a commercial air of importance as they seamlessly stand out amongst random people, in a random stadium, at a random sports match. Supposedly, the breathtaking ‘main character’. The trend, which included everything from IPL (Indian Premier League) to baseball, came out around the first week of May but by the end of June, the novelty had worn off.Non-existent JumbotronThe AI generated shot replicates the selective and focused live audience shots that are usually displayed in a giant video screen situated inside sports stadiums. This screen is the jumbotron. Often we don’t realise that the camera is on us and that the visual is being displayed in the jumbotron because we are too focused on the game. There have been many real-life moments where such an instance of a handsome guy or girl went viral on social media.