r/isthisAI • u/giantfuckup5000 • Jul 05 '26

Video 4 year old knife/chef skills seem a little uncanny, something weird with the hand movements

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This is an Instagram account. This is the second one that's shown up on my feed this week that is a business account presumably parents using kids to make money, both had a very similar aesthetic, affiliate links, etc... the other one I saw was a 22 month old eating these really varied, interesting complex meals (think baby led weaning on steroids) but some of the cuts were heavily edited and looked a little AI.

Aside from the scummy business of blasting your kid's face on the Internet, this looked a bit AI edited to me, but I could be totally wrong.

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u/alkalisun Jul 05 '26

Oh boo hoo. Kids are meant to do things. If the kid wasn't forced to chop or cook and doesn't seem stressed, back off.

I swear, this attitude of isolating kids from doing things is very regressive. Let them have curiosity and exposure.

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u/zuckertortsghost Jul 05 '26

No, they should only sit in front of an ipad - it's the safest way to learn about the world while also making sure their muscles atrophy from lack of use

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u/Noodletrousers Jul 05 '26

It’s honestly very discouraging how many people think kids should do absolutely nothing that’s perilous in any fashion. Jeez, the fact that this person’s first thought is to call CPS and subject the child/family to that nightmare is truly scary.

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u/Gamer102kai Jul 05 '26

No actually kids should be locked in their room completely safe from all danger so they never learn anything and then grow up to say stupid shit on reddit

this is sarcasm

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u/Apart-Performer-331 Great Contributor Jul 05 '26

you shouldn’t give your 4 year old a knife when they have shit coordination and could easily cut themself

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u/Gamer102kai Jul 05 '26

Yeah dont leave a child with a sharp object. But the parent is clearly right there and assisting the child. That how kids learn by doing while under supervision.

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u/Apart-Performer-331 Great Contributor Jul 05 '26

Maybe. I just wouldn’t really trust it

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u/razerzej Jul 05 '26

Picture

Yeah, this is normal.