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Have you watched a movie, ever? There have always been special effects trickery.
Yes, but you could tell they weren't real. They still needed real voice actors, real sound design, studios and stages and resources. Anyone with a halfway decent rig can fake shit to a very believable degree. Even with CGI you swear is fantastic, you see its fakeness once the novelty wears off
I guess that AI generated stuff will also have some telltale signs of being fake for quite some time if you actually look for it.
It's still not perfect, but it gets exponentially better every day