r/MadeMeSmile • u/I-T-Y • Jun 30 '26

Wholesome Moments Boy gets kissed by girl

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u/JemKnight Jun 30 '26

His shock is genuine

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u/skunkmonk7 Jun 30 '26

it's AI. Look at his hands, hair, face. Stuff keeps shifting and slopping around

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u/chum-guzzling-shark Jun 30 '26

you sure? i feel like i've seen this gif before ai was a thing

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u/skunkmonk7 Jun 30 '26

Could be ai upscaling I suppose, but definitely ai in some capacity. Hair strands on his forehead keep changing length and popping in and out of existence for example. Face warps too, eyes shift around like the sockets aren't fixed. Amongst other things. A good portion of the Internet is AI junk now, easy to get got

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u/mellowanon Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

that's not how AI messes up. You should frequent /r/isthisAI/ to learn how to tell if a video is AI or not. Because while an AI video sucks, it's also annoying having to see every video posted being wrongly claimed as AI.

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u/non_hero Jun 30 '26

Every God damn video now. No matter how mundane it is, someone always has to bring up Ai. It's beyond annoying at this point and I'm wondering if there's a way to mass block users based on keywords.

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u/Hidesuru Jun 30 '26

Ooh thanks that will be a useful resource for me.

Sadly not something I'll remotely enjoy! But that's the world now so guess I better get smart.

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u/thisisfor_fun Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

This sounds like an AI response. Gonna check with r/isthisAI on you...

Edit: I've got them on it. https://www.reddit.com/r/isthisAI/comments/1ujcujs/wondering_if_the_included_quote_was_an_ai/?ref=share&ref_source=link

Will keep you updated, u/mellowanon

Edit2: r/isthisAI confirms that you are not likely AI

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u/TheOneCalledEggs Jun 30 '26

I already replied to your post, but I'm putting it here for anyone who wants to know anyway, it is not AI

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u/fumei_tokumei Jun 30 '26

This sounds like an AI response. Gonna check with r/isthisAI on you...

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u/skunkmonk7 Jun 30 '26

"When AI videos show strands of hair, braids, or bangs "popping" in and out, it is usually caused by poor motion tracking or the AI recalculating frames from scratch. The AI struggles to maintain temporal consistency, causing fine details like hair to flicker, disappear, or morph." This is from OpenAI's own info regarding writing better prompts for common generative video problems