Euroverify: Los vídeos turísticos de la erupción del Etna son reales, no generados por IA

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Euroverify: Los vídeos turísticos de la erupción del Etna son reales, no generados por IA  Tras la erupción del Etna el 2 de junio se ha extendido la confusión por internet. Algunos usuarios han puesto en duda las imágenes reales del incidente, mientras que otros han compartido imágenes antiguas del volcán en acción.  MÁS INFORMACIÓN : http://es.euronews.com/2025/06/16/euroverify-los-videos-turisticos-de-la-erupcion-del-etna-son-reales-no-generados-por-intel  ¡Suscríbete a nuestro canal! Euronews está disponible en 12 idiomas

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00:00Verifying Images of Mount Etna's Eruption

00:03Europe's largest and most active volcano, Mount Etna, which is located on the east coast

00:12of the island of Sicily, erupted on the 2nd of June.

00:16The major incident caused the volcano to spew ash, gas and rock at a level of intensity

00:22which has not been recorded since February 2021.

00:25Mount Etna frequently erupts and is marked the 14th episode since March.

00:30However, its outbursts rarely cause significant damage or injuries.

00:35This latest incident may have been well documented, but online users have been calling into question

00:41how real footage like this, which shows hikers fleeing from the volcano, really is.

00:46Some have claimed the video was generated of artificial intelligence.

00:50Although AI videos claiming to show Mount Etna have been shared online,

00:54these images are authentic and have been shared widely by reputable media organisations.

01:00Local authorities issued warnings on the morning of the 2nd of June stating that the volcano

01:06had increased its activity levels, but some hikers still chose to venture onto Mount Etna.

01:11As AI becomes more and more sophisticated, its ability to produce content which is indissociable

01:17from real-life images increases too.

01:19This leads online users to be suspicious of extraordinary yet authentic footage.

01:25Other viral images of a white mushroom cloud emerged after Mount Etna's latest eruption,

01:30and they have been circulating online.

01:33However, by conducting a reverse image search,

01:36Euroverify found photos taken just metres away from the same spot, which date back to as early as 2015.

01:43Such images have featured in multiple academic reports, which confirm the photo is from 4th December 2015,

01:50and therefore has nothing to do with the latest eruption.

01:54For more fact checks and debunking, head to our website, euronews.com.

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