In Czechia, an entrepreneur named Daniel Bakaev is organizing an outdoor exhibition called 'World of Giants', which is set to showcase moving models of oversized animals. This project adds to Bakaev's controversial track record, which includes transforming a castle into a hotel and previously running a zoo on the premises. The exhibition is currently in pre-sale, offering 25,000 tickets at substantial discounts as it aims to attract visitors starting from June. However, local media has raised concerns about the exhibition's practicality and legitimacy, noting that many social media discussions around the event highlight skepticism that it may turn out to be just a ticket sales gimmick.

Speculation has been fueled by the details shared on the project's official website, where there are issues such as a peculiar category for children under '14.99', typographical errors, and instances of entirely wrong words. Additionally, it appears that the promotional materials, particularly a Facebook campaign, heavily rely on AI-generated content. Criticism pointed out flaws in the visuals, including a distinct lack of texture and the absence of certain realistic details, such as a missing second leg in some video clips showcasing the models.

Despite these concerns, the organizers are assuring potential visitors that the exhibition will be 'real' and not merely a digital or artificial intelligence-driven event. They are under pressure to prove the authenticity of the attraction to quell the skepticism and to ensure that the venture does not end up being merely about selling tickets without delivering the promised experience. As the opening date approaches, it remains to be seen how Bakaev will address these fears and whether the exhibition will successfully deliver on its ambitious promises to the public.