fAIk

fAIk (adj. or noun)
Pronounced: “fake”
Meaning: When a clearly AI-generated video is taken as real by loads of people.
Used to mock mass gullibility in the face of obvious AI content.

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Usage Examples
• “Half the comments thought that Biden rap battle was real. Full-on fAIk.”
• “She really believed that AI-generated courtroom video? That’s peak fAIk.”
• “That is fAIk AF.”

by Franklin Doom May 22, 2025

FAIK

Etymology: Acronym blend of "Fake" + "AI" (artificial intelligence)
1. Content created by artificial intelligence (including text, images, video, music, voice recordings, or other media) that is deliberately presented, published, or distributed as if it were authentically produced by a human creator; AI-generated work masquerading as human artistry or authorship.

2. The practice or phenomenon of misrepresenting AI-generated content as human-made.

This video is clearly a FAIK unless it's a town populated exclusively by several sets of triplet who happen to dress identically each day.

by shoedonimm November 3, 2025

Faike

AI generated stuff that is so blatantly fake that it hurts your brain

That video was faike as f*ck

by Dr. Devin November 5, 2025

Faik

A slang you don't see often which translates to "For all I know". This usually means the person who said the word has limited knowledge about a subject.

"He could be dead, faik"
"Faik, they left the party an hour ago"

by Dadaj8 May 14, 2024