electrical media is essentially disconnected from reality and always has been. Since the telegram in the early 19th century society has been warped by people thinking electrical communication conveys reality to them. The start of the civil war and many other conflicts are often linked to the impacts of the telegram and the telegram also served as the foundation of turning independent newspapers into an organized mass media (due to monopolies of control over telegram lines to europe, so you needed to play the game to get the news, this is where the Associated press comes from)
AI makes the true nature of electrical media unavoidable, nothing we come into contact with through electricity as an actual portrayal of reality, even in a loose way. It's forcibly destroying the technological grounds which is the basis of modern mass finance and nation states.
It's not going to lead to a technodystopia surveillance state, the phenomenlogy inherent in our relation to it is necessarily destructive of mass categories and mass society due to it making manifest the fundamentally hallucinatory quality of all electrical media.
As time goes on all video, audio, images, games will be unreliable. Even now there are "fake" lectures of Carl Jung or Bishop Barron on youtube wiht hundreds of thousands of views (event though the quality is horrible)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Srdoej-Ogeo
https://youtu.be/3_6ACCyTE4U
people's images and voices in media and are being hijacked to spread whatever message the person making it desires.
The final endpoint is and only can be the undermining of mass identities, society, and culture. The fundamental building blocks of our society and economy are going to be obviously false in a way no one can ignore.
The endpoint will be a return to more local and immediate thing, people you can see and things that can't be digitally altered.
I don't anticipate the process of getting there will go smoothly though.
read marshall mcluhan and harold innis