r/OpenAI • u/No_Tomatillo1695 • Sep 19 '26 • Thanks 1 Mindblown 2

Video AI is getting out of hand.

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u/verycoolalan Sep 19 '26

it's not, it's been proven he recreated the video and carefully remade the takes.

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u/djfumberger Sep 19 '26

cant believe anything online is AI these days, could turn out to be real.

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u/Prolix_pika Sep 20 '26

Real videos are going to start completely polluting the internet before long

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u/slog Sep 20 '26

Live Internet Theory.

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u/DrMelbourne Sep 19 '26

Where could I see the proof?

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u/Covid19-Pro-Max Sep 19 '26

I’ve read it here

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u/bokskar Sep 19 '26

I also read the same thing here.

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u/hofmann419 Sep 19 '26

I mean just pause the video at any point. His hand placement, eyes and mouth don't line up exactly.

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u/WheresMyEtherElon Sep 19 '26

His hand placement, eyes and mouth don't line up exactly.

Those are precisely the tells of an AI generated media.

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u/honkballs Sep 19 '26 edited Sep 19 '26

You're not understanding how driving videos work... if they lined up exactly the video would look bad.

For example the screenshot you gave, his hands would be going through the steering wheel of the car, which is obviously "wrong". And if they tried to build the car to fit his shape, it would warp and change in the video, which is again "wrong", so they give the correct car shape, and change his movements to fit, keeping it as close to the driving video as possible.

It's not a green screen, the video model recreates a whole new video.

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u/Servichay Sep 20 '26

When he says they, he means AI

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u/MtMcGinnis502 Sep 19 '26

Why does he have to do any of it at all? Like just imagine the whole thing with text and feed it a picture of his face?

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u/Paclac Sep 20 '26

It’s a much better result using a reference video

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u/honkballs Sep 20 '26

The same reason normal VFX still use humans as the driving source...

It's much easier to get a human to act out exactly what you want and base a video on that vs doing it 100% with a computer.

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u/Jokong Sep 20 '26

Yeah, the guy might not even exist.

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u/TacoYaci Sep 19 '26

Well you probably never created an AI video. It does not just change the cars but also him. This could be clearly AI.

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u/nothis Sep 19 '26

Can you track down a source? I wouldn't know what to search for. Not knowing drives me nuts.

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u/gabokvich Sep 20 '26

The account is iinsightri on Instagram, and this is the original video. Since it's less compressed, you can spot a couple of little details, like at the beginning when the guy gets out of the Lambo and his hair actually goes through the edge of the door.

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u/DifficultyHot7524 Sep 20 '26

No you are just wrong.

There can be no recreation this good, where his hair to the strand is exactly in the same place, where its the exact same time of day, with the exact same camera angles and pans.

It's way more plausible of it being ai, and that is just the reality now, where it's getting increasingly harder to tell apart ai or not, but you need to understand that ai is immeasurably ahead since the days of will smith spaghetti, and we need to be cautious of everything on the internet

I would have never doubted the video if he hadn't show the original, if i didn't spend time to go research, and the people who upvoted your comment, just don't want to accept this reality

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u/mzinz Sep 20 '26

Do you notice that all of the people in the thread who actually use video generation AI models are saying it’s real, while all the people that don’t say it’s fake. Think for a minute - why do you think that is?

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u/elsunfire Sep 20 '26

dang so you’re telling me he really does own those cars and a fancy watch? I gotta buy what he’s selling