‘South Park’ to tackle deepfake AI videos in new episode

South Park’s Sora Not Sorry satirizes the chaos of deepfake AI videos

Recent controversy surrounding fan-made AI videos using the Sora 2 generator has inspired South Park’s latest season 28 episode, Sora Not Sorry, premiering Wednesday on Comedy Central.

The episode satirizes the growing role of AI in creating misleading content, reflecting real-world concerns about deepfake technology.

The story follows Butters, whose revenge plan unexpectedly backfires and sparks a flood of fake videos at his school.

Detective Harris struggles to distinguish fantasy from reality, while Kyle warns Butters against misusing AI.

The promo highlights classmates urging him to report the situation to the principal, emphasizing the social consequences of digital manipulation.

Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone said that although the series often touches on politics, this episode focuses on the broader societal impact of technology.

Sora Not Sorry airs Wednesday on Comedy Central and will later be available on Paramount+. The next episode is set for Dec. 10.