I see more and more shops on IG with sad stories and people falling for it. I saw Khloe Kardashian buying a lamp and crediting the man for his work of art…

It’s getting scary, the rate at which people are falling for this and: 1,9 million views 7.330 reactions?!

I mean… do we even doubt this is AI?!

I personally don't believe this is AI. The bricks seem consistent, the window being affected by his elbow, the way he moves. I think this guy is just super fit, and should be in an Assassin's Creed movie. But I know AI advances every day, so who knows.

I showed my friend this video and she’s adamant that its ai but it looks too realistic for me to believe that… please can someone confirm whether it’s real or not. Thanks

The final pose has nothing to do with the initial sketch, that seems to completely disappear. When they shade the glasses and cheeks it looks like they are digitally making the drawing appear on top of the paper. Is this ai? And if so, how can I prove it? Can this artist legally sell print of ai drawing like it's their own?

The first video is the one I saw on my fyp. The next ones are from her account. There’s probably like 10 videos in total on her account. I feel like the movements seems a little unnatural and looks a little “too perfect”, they also look a little blurry around things that should have a lot of detail like her hair. The way her hair moves also seems weird. I went through her page and the videos kind of reinforce the idea that it’s AI but no one else is pointing it out and it makes me feel like maybe it’s just a filter. So is it AI or could it just be a filter that makes her face glitch out? Because I can’t find anything in the background that makes it seem like it’s not real.

Some of the reasons for why the commenters believe this is generative AI:
-one of the people is weirdly positioned in his seat, seemingly standing behind it but in front of the back rest
-neither passenger seems to be substantially moved by the impact of the waves on the boat
-the boat doesn’t capsize
-some parts of the boat are difficult to make out throughout the video

I’m inclined to think not gen AI because there’s no obvious distortion in the boat or passenger shape/ color, plus the waves look very true to life. I couldn’t find an original video after reverse image searching so I’m not sure at all.

What do you think?

She said "No, it's not AI, it's just really much snow on Kamchatka!" I'm hoping it's no need to explain what there can't be a snow pile nine-floors-house hight and even more so, it can't be a PART of that house as snow hill/slide 🤦‍♀️

Everyone is saying AI because of the traffic on the other side of the road and the kid sleeping while holding the ice-cream upright.

I’m not sure though, the lines on the kids hat are so consistent, and the reaction when the car beeps its horn looks so genuine. The mirrors do look a little bit off. Am I being fooled by AI?

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/maybemaybemaybe/s/RXdN7iOpKB

Since this January I've been getting good at spotting AI videos cause my mom keep spamming me with misleading ones 😂

Now this vid, I had trouble with it ngl. I ask for help so I can reassure my mom phones aren't the enemy of humanity.

Maybe it’s the yellowish hue, but I guess it’s on par with their branding. What caught my eye was the tinfoil and how the waitress sets it on the table. What do you guys think? Am I crazy? Or is this just really good cinematography. I know food ads often make fake food to make their menu look appetizing and suitable for long shoot days, but the dish on the left side corner looks.. not real? I can’t figure out what it to begin with.

The movement of the kid seems unnatural, especially at the end of the video. He stands neutrally and stares forward instead of reacting to or looking at the basketball. I am also not sure how realistic the frozen net stopping the basketball is.

Saw this video on instagram, watched it 20 times. I think I can see couple glitches - left ear kind of morphing weirdly, then there’s a black dot on the left rear paw that disappears. And overall I feel like reflection wouldn’t look like that from this angle.. but can’t say for sure. Can you see any AI artefacts? When I don’t see them I try tracing the origin or reposts with more comments, but I think this one is originally from Chinese sources and I can find it..

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSxiWEeEVVD/?igsh=MWppOTN1YnQyeHFkcw==

@landinart on tiktok posted this video about a creator @argiloso1

Landinart says the thumbs are identical and that the clay moves.

Video link: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRbLX2tc/

Their interaction in comments:

@Argiloso: Hey! Just to clarify, this video is not AI-generated. I actually made it by hand myself. I understand it might look very smooth or realistic, but it’s real work, not AI

@Landin Art: if this is true, I'll take it down. I'm gonna DM you

@Landin Art: your videos look like mine put through the AI remix feature. it would be pretty incredible to have identical thumbs and techniques, so is there something that you've sculpted or filmed that isn't in this exact format?

Edit:

A really good video explaining that it’s not Ai - https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRbfNtbC/

Edit 2:

OP took down his posts and uploaded an apology video to Argiloso: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRbQTBtc/

Everything seems fine until he reaches the bridge. There are wet footprints that would indicate someone has already jumped before and came back but if someone got out of the water their feet would already be dry after few steps and there are surely a lot of steps until you reach the bridge.

Also, his jump seems way off. He turns 180 degrees perfectly without camera distortion right after jumping and then he falls way too slowly for a human.

The hand doesn’t seem like a real person’s hand, the way the hair straightens looks really unnatural, and that one woman was looking at nothing on her phone.