I have no clue if the reactions are real, but there are some videos online of people showing their grandparents gameplay from Grand Theft Auto games trying to convince them that it is real footage. The point of the videos is to laugh at their reactions where they question if it really happened, etc.
Maybe this will result in something similar, but it can affect more people who aren’t as wary.
Right now with kids, the current trend is to prank their parents using Gemini into thinking they let a homeless guy in their house
https://www.tiktok.com/discover/ai-homeless-people-in-my-hou...
Heh, fast forward a few years and nobody’s surprised anymore when someone falls for a video which is the result of two sentences long instruction.