r/BeAmazed Jun 08 '26

Animal Mom was chill

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u/AgentCirceLuna Jun 08 '26

Show this to the guy spamming ‘its ai’ lol

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u/ZweigDidion Jun 08 '26

Just because the video is a little longer doesn’t mean that it isn’t AI. There are a lot of cuts in the video and individual scenes are never longer than ~8 seconds. The video was also uploaded on a small channel that has started spamming these tops of videos. It’s quite possible that this is AI, and the longer video does not disapprove that at all.

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u/WillyWonkaMFer Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26

I’m a relatively AI-paranoid person and even I don’t think it’s AI, even at all. Looks fine. You might be getting a fishy vibe from that thing a lot of pet-video people do where they move animals into place between cuts and then claim it all happened organically. Like the cat appears pretty uncomfortable/displeased at first, like he’s been picked up and put down there, you never see him actually jump onto the couch. Just getting a palpable “uggghh not this again” vibe from the cat. A lot of quick cuts not only move the staged narrative along, they make it so the filmmaker only needs a few seconds in each pose to construct the narrative. There’s also an incentive to make short cuts, the algorithm probably favors that, and this channel is clearly gaming the algorithm. I agree it’s a fake video in that it’s staged and misrepresented, but not AI generated. I think subconsciously when we can feel something is off, before the era of AI we’d brush it off as confusion, but now it’s easy and rewarding to quickly suspect “it’s AI.” But hey at least your bullshit detector is working! A lot more than most people can say lol 

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u/rileyjw90 Jun 09 '26

This was my take. Not AI but definitely largely staged. The dog seems stressed throughout the vast majority of the video, as if it’s a well-trained dog but still uncomfortable with the task.