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Once you notice that subtle difference, it\u2019s easier to see the slightly altered greenhouse and beltline. Ironically, rearward visibility appears better on the AI car, since it lacks the massive blind spot of Mazda\u2019s swoopy teaser. The fake image even gives off Jaguar F-Type<\/a> vibes, just with four doors. It\u2019s a convincing effort, if only it were genuine.<\/p>\n Even if Mazda\u2019s real car turns out to be a 2+2 sports model signaling a revival of the RX-8<\/a> or a Mazda6 redux, there\u2019s still a bigger issue. The fact that so many people are being fooled by AI images paints a grim picture for the internet\u2019s future. With AI tools readily available and creators chasing clicks, this is only the beginning.<\/p>\n Fake renderings aren\u2019t new, of course, but it\u2019s worth reminding ourselves to double-check what we see online. If it\u2019s not from an official media channel, chances are someone\u2019s trying to dupe you.<\/p>\n Fake Mazda teaser (brightness modified)<\/p>\n Photo by: Torque \u30c8\u30eb\u30af<\/p>\n Real Mazda teaser (brightness modified)<\/p>\n Photo by: Mazda<\/p>\n As for the real deal, the wraps come off in just a few days. Mazda<\/a> will unveil the sleek sedan (or is it a hatchback, maybe a liftback?) on October 29. It\u2019s labeled as a \u201cVision\u201d car, which is a fancy way of saying concept. We already suspected as much, judging by the tiny side cameras and the lack of visible door handles.<\/p>\n Mazda has made it clear that a new 6 with inline-six engines isn\u2019t happening due to low projected demand. The nameplate has, in a sense, already returned in the form of the fully electric 6e<\/a>, sold in select markets as Mazda\u2019s version of a Chinese-market EV. A rear-wheel-drive coupe based on the CX-60\u2019s platform has also been officially ruled out, suggesting this concept points in a different direction.<\/p>\n Since it doesn\u2019t share the silhouette of an SUV, the next Vision concept might preview the next-generation Mazda3<\/a>. After all, the current model has been around since 2019. Whatever this turns out to be, one thing\u2019s for sure: it\u2019s not what some people are trying to trick you into believing it is.<\/p>\n \n \t\tWe want your opinion!\n\t<\/p>\n What would you like to see on Motor1.com?<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n