If you’ve been online recently, you likely encountered a viral video of an Amazon mega-blimp dispatching a swarm of delivery drones onto an unsuspecting city.
It’s ominous, terrifying, vaguely dystopian, and also fake.
The video comes from a Hiroshima-based artist who was inspired by an existing airship, Lockheed Martin’s P 791 hybrid aircraft, Gizmodo reports.
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