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ElectroBOOM puts Facebook's AI advice to the battery test

Two new uploads turn Mehdi Sadaghdar's attention to AI-generated misinformation and the electrical hazards it can hide.

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ElectroBOOM Story of October 16, 2026Trari Newsroom

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Never Trust Facebook AI Posts! #lithiumbattery #experiment #test #charger #funnyreels #teamhuman

The warning has company. ElectroBOOM posted two videos about Facebook's AI-generated content, pairing a broader critique with a lithium-battery experiment that has passed two million views.

"Never Trust Facebook AI Posts! #lithiumbattery #experiment #test #charger #funnyreels #teamhuman" supplies the shorter route into the subject. In the comments, viewers keep returning to the contrast between talk of cutting safely and a battery behaving like a firework. Others mention physically flinching when Mehdi grabs it. The conversation is very specifically ElectroBOOM: electrical knowledge, comic timing and an audience keeping a nervous eye on the demonstration.

The companion upload, "Facebook is FULL of It 🤬", has drawn more than a million views. Sadaghdar describes it as a review of AI-generated Facebook posts spreading incorrect information, including advice he considers dangerous, and argues for regulation. These are videos examining AI content, not demonstrations presented as AI-generated themselves.

Both new uploads are among the channel's busiest draws right now. Between them sits "Plasma Globe Can Be a Fire Hazard #experiment #technology #science #funny", keeping September's electrical-hazard theme active well beyond its release.

The channel added about 20,000 subscribers over the week, while daily viewing is running more than half above its usual level. Nearby in science and experiments, Cleo Abram had a particularly busy viewing week; SmarterEveryDay was quieter than usual. For ElectroBOOM, the fresh subject is misinformation, but the practical question remains familiar: what happens when questionable advice meets actual electricity?

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What viewers say

"Let's safely cut."

*Flys around like a ground bloom flower firework*
@thecrowpit24See it on YouTube
"Where did it go?" Sounds like a line of dialog out of some of the scariest horror movies of all time.
@jchinckleySee it on YouTube

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