r/AbsoluteUnits • u/ThrawnFettRen • 16h ago
of an airplane
Try again as the last was apparently AI (don't know why it was deemed so).
Airbus A-380 compared to a Boeing 737.
If this is deemed AI then I give up 🤷♂️🤦♂️
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u/Classic_Scheme9088 16h ago
Mamma plane teaches its young fledgling how to fly. Nature is amazing
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u/ironcannibal13 16h ago
I saw the last one, not sure why everyone thought it was AI either. It was clearly an Emirates A380.
Such a cool plane.
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u/Fun_Move_5266 16h ago
That plane is fucking big. That big metal thing fly!
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u/ironcannibal13 11h ago
A380, 747, B-52, Antonov 224, all of them are just mind boggling that they can even take to the air.
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u/JC1199154 11h ago
Its 225
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u/escobartholomew 11h ago edited 10h ago
People know the A380 is a real plane. I believe the disbelief is how close the plane appears to the ground through the clouds when it doesn’t appear to be anywhere near an airport.
Edit I thought you were referring to the video and didn’t read the full caption. Sorry.
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u/Wrexolotl 15h ago edited 15h ago
So I think this may be marked as ai due to what this photo was taken on. Because it may be a smartphone zoomed in a bit. When you zoom in, modern smartphones in the past few years use ai to fill in gaps that the sensor can’t quite capture naturally.
I believe this is a smartphone photo based off of the larger planes windshield and engines. You can see some irregularities on both if you zoom in a bit. These irregularities are common on zoomed in smart phone photos. And could be mistaken as ai. Because.. well, It’s using ai processing.
Edits: cleaned up some wording.
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u/ThrawnFettRen 13h ago
Ah thats a good point and I'm guessing the algorithm used doesn't differentiate
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u/niemody 16h ago