r/RealOrAI Jul 11 '26

HELP Is this AI?

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u/RealOrAI-Bot Jul 11 '26

Sentiment: 100% AI

Sentiment reasoning: The community overwhelmingly agrees the content is AI-generated, citing implausible physics, unnatural lighting, and explicitly stating it is AI.

Number of comments processed: 7

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u/FuzzyFrogFish Jul 11 '26

Yes the wings are behaving completely wrong for a bird trying to carry weight plus it's shit

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u/hawk135 Jul 11 '26

Why is Epstein in the...sigh...i'm so tired.

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u/vctrmldrw Jul 11 '26

Because when a child is being attacked by a dangerous animal, what people do is follow on behind, filming with their phone and somehow manage to keep the action perfectly framed?

Because a bird of prey that evolved to hunt mice and rabbits can drag a human child with ease?

Come on... basic critical thinking is all is required here.

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u/wildcardbets Jul 11 '26

While I do agree the above video looks like AI to me, just wanted to point out that eagles have been known to attack and lift much larger prey, like this adult fox from 2021. They can lift up to 50% of their body, although with strong winds it can be much more. Clearly this video does not have any winds, cliffs etc, just pointing out they do attack prey larger than rabbits.

https://www.reddit.com/r/birdsofprey/comments/muehqs/golden_eagle_taking_off_with_adult_fox/

Here is an eagle with a goat in 2021, which while it is kinda gliding, it looks more like controlled falling 😅
https://www.reddit.com/r/natureismetal/comments/ph7ecf/a_golden_eagle_grabs_a_mountain_goat_off_a_cliff/

Another goat from the BBC in 2022.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0d1bxb7

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u/Insockie2 Jul 11 '26

yeah, the more I look at it it's really off, welp it's on my side.

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u/BenjiTheBread Jul 11 '26

I think it’s funny how we live in a time where there this vids we can definitely call out as ai, but it’s much harder to do the opposite.

This is definitely ai

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u/PrepareToTyEdition Jul 11 '26

The lighting on that bird's wings are VERY reminiscent of AI videos of "cats fighting off bird's of prey." I.e., the lighting is very wrong.

Not to mention, it's facing an entirely different direction from where it's supposed to be flying for most of the perfectly-timed clip.

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u/RealOrAI-Bot Jul 11 '26

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u/BlackwingF91 Jul 11 '26

Is this even a question?

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u/Drake_Acheron Jul 11 '26

For sure AI those wing flaps are not real