The Al Hatern@theaihaternThe evolution of Al, measured in spaghettin(2022-2026)

Will Smith eating spaghetti accidentally became one of the funniest ways to measure AI progress. Back in 2022, the clip looked broken in almost every possible way. The face was warped, the food barely made sense, and the motion felt like a fever dream. Fast forward to today, and the exact same prompt can produce footage with cleaner faces, realistic lighting, natural movement, and scenes that are getting uncomfortably close to something filmed with a real camera. What started as a glitchy internet meme has become one of the clearest examples of just how fast AI video has evolved. And that’s the part that should make everyone pause. A few years ago, it was easy to spot AI because it looked ridiculous. Now, the line between what’s real and what’s generated is disappearing at an alarming pace. Soon, the average person won’t be able to tell the difference at all. The scary part isn’t that AI can make Will Smith eat spaghetti convincingly. It’s that the same technology can create fake news clips, fabricated evidence, and realistic videos of people doing things that never happened. The spaghetti video stopped being a joke the moment it became believable. Which year do you think had the biggest leap?