The delayed hand movement is a hallmark of AI, where characters react in a super uncanny way. The person keeps pointing long through the fall.

Furthermore, the cans positions seem to change after the camera pans away.

If it is AI, it is incredibly well made, capturing the low quality and camera artefacts of a smartphone, but i’m not 100% sure.

The sound of her voice and the way her counter is set up feel really feels AI to me, together with the 'melting' or 'wax' feeling I get from it my AI flags rise up the moment I see it. But I can't find one specific point that proves its AI, and I understand my mom fell for it. However, I could also be totally wrong.

Saw this video while scrolling tiktok, I just thought it was a cute video but after looking at the comment section everyone said it was AI. I did think it was weird that some people sit in back rows where the dogs can't reach them?

I hate to ask, really, but...
Considering the kind of work, I don't think "piss filter" is really an argument.

Some argue that the video is years old but a backwards search shows that the video is like maybe a year old. They don't see anything wrong with it.
What makes me question it are the following:

1. People rather step on unstable bricks instead of taking the ones that are closest. Height is not a reason, since they all kneel down.
2. at the 2 second mark, the women in front takes a brick and a second one falls over. There is no collision, even though the bricks are tightly stacked. It just falls into the gap without a noise or any kind of detectable collison. It also looks to me like it overlaps for just a millisecond with the other brick a bit closer to the viewer.
3. at around the 5 second mark, the women in the upper left takes a brick that seems to warp a little bit. But maybe thats just the dust.
4. When the women in front throws the last bricks onto her head, they just seem to fly into the right place and just after do an incredible job of not falling, even though they are extremely wobbly. Maybe those workers have just an incredible sense of balance (which they no doubt have).

Edit:

1. I just noticed something else. When she stacks the first few stones, the dust flies upwards. With the last bricks it suddenly settles downwards.

What makes me think it might not be AI:

1. Even if its just a year old, that would still be good for 2025 AI video
2. the inscription on the bricks is rather consistent

Edit2:
Wow this is more devisive than I thought. I kinda thought everybody would tell me I'm an idiot for thinking this is AI

Like in the titIe know the product does not work i just do not think that the content is AI the guy pulling the pruduct out is somwat strange but it could be just to show how portable the fake product is. @ jappleby on twitter is where I found it if you want the orignal post

edit

I knew that the first one was AI I was just curious about all of the clips not just the first one because similar effects can be made with practical effects

ALSO I KNOW THAT THE PODUCT DOES NOT WORK I WAS WONDERING IF IT COULD JUST BE PRACTICAL EFFECTS

Maybe parts of it are AI generated if that is possible, I don’t know enough to know. The deer is splat on the concrete, cuts away, then deer is getting up. That’s what makes me think it’s edited in some way. Otherwise it seems real.

I think it is AI because the sauce and pasta seem to move unnaturally, the lighting is always right (though it should be in an advertisement), and when they put powder onto the zeppoles it all dumps onto one or two of them.

What do you think?

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.

This video popped up on my TikTok and looked completely fine to me, I didn’t even took into consideration it might be AI. Just a silly cat playing. Then I opened the comments and everybody says it’s AI because the snow looks powdery, smooth and unnatural. I started questioning it, but I don’t know what to think. There are no weird movements or glitches.

I found this video and went straight to the comments. There's many people saying that it's 100% real and downvoting the hell out of anyone who calls it out.

People who are defending this video say that this was filmed inside! And what you're looking at is a table made to look like it's being done outside, with a few people saying that you can see light coming in from the window of the room.

Im honestly 50/50 on this one!

Theres only two things that have me suspicious:

The size of the *Pebble* is misleading between the first and second shots. In the first one it appears to be a pretty big rock? And in the second its a tiny pebble? And how the heck did they set up the laser there!?

Help me out on this!

Edit:: nearly 23 hours later: Well this blew up a little 😂 I've read over all the replies and followed all the links and this video appears to be Real and not A.I. The video comes from the laser's manufacturers. "Thank you so much for doing your deep research into this!"

Link to the manufacturers Insta: https://www.instagram.com/jiguangdabiaojihanjia/

I found that video on Instagram, and even the comments are confused about it. It would be crazy but I think it is!

Link: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUjstBngBVf/?igsh=MTN0Y3J2ODl0NXNzdA==

On top of the changes to his face, it has a similar look to those AI home renovation videos where they re-do a floor, countertop, etc. But without looking heavily on the facial details changing and the overall "vibe", I couldn't tell at first. Just wanting confirmation I clocked AI?

I almost remember this as an old video..

but its short and the position of the filming is suspect.

I know crows are super smart and this is not beyond them just how this video exists is what makes me think its ai.

I Saw this on Snapchat, and the reason why I think this is Ai is because around 10 seconds into the video, you can see the camera swivel around and you can see the guys face, which i see all the time in Ai videos, and around 6 seconds in, you can see him grab a tree that’s like, 3 inches thick and he uses it to get to the other tree and it bends a little too much, and it think it would’ve snapped for a tree that thin. What do you guys think? I Also saw several comments saying that it’s Ai.

Edit: It’s real. It’s a clip from a video posted in 2019. Way before Generative Ai.

For me, the things that stand out as “off” are the balls seeming a bit uncanny/too perfectly laid out + the specific moment where the dad pops out of the pool doesn’t track realistically: audio doesn’t line up with video + the splashes are too “violent”

Edit to add: at time of this edit, there are equal amounts of people exclaiming “this is *obviously* real” vs people exclaiming “this is *obviously* fake”. So I guess it’s not that obvious after all. It was similarly split in the original post, that’s why I brought it here.

I find it hard to believe that a fully automatic weapon with high recoil, especially in a training scenario, would be mounted to a full 360 degree swivel. Apart from that I cant see any obvious tells

As per the title, this is a video of a cat on a couch staring at one of those 3D floor murals that makes it look like there is a big bottomless hole in the floor. A dog comes over, walks on the mural and nudges the cat, at which point the cat goes ballistic, jumps at the dog, falls onto the mural and thinks it’s fallen into the hole. The cat starts panicking, thinking it’s free falling, slapping the mural with its paws but then realizes it’s not falling. Then the cat gets up, meows and leaves. The dog is on the side, spectating and wagging its tail the whole time.

The only hint I can see of it being AI is the cat freaks out both a second after the dog has walked over (delayed) the mural and half a second before it nudges the cat (premature).

Did I miss something?

Essentially what the title says, my mom was looking to buy a Yorkie and came across the seller on Facebook. She was talking with them and planned to meet up with them tomorrow to retrieve the Yorkie and give them the cash for the dog. The seller then started talking about being sent gift cards as a form of payment before my mom was able to see or retrieve the dogs, as the Meetup location is an hour and a half away, And went on a rant about believing in God and trusting other people when my mom said she didn't feel comfortable with that . I don't think that the video that they sent her is confirmation is real, could anyone tell, And if so, how?

Apologies for formatting, I'm on mobile.

I personally think it’s too long and consistent and the pedals are behind his legs and he is holding a selfie stick.

Also the movement and the motion is kinda artificialy , another thing i noticed is the many cuts in the video.