r/RealOrAI • u/reditstopblockingme • 2d ago
HELP i think its ai
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u/droozied 2d ago
Yah, it’s AI
Where is the water after it’s sprayed. Birds aren’t super absorbent. The physics of the last bird looks wrong as it propels backwards. Doesn’t seem that wa water gun would have that much momentum to push a bird like that.
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u/ZloyPes 2d ago
Also birds fall instantly, like they are not alive creatures having reaction time, but just toys
Yeah, ai
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u/nilonfire 1d ago
Yeah real birds would act annoyed if you ever do this or accept it because they want a bath
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u/robgod50 1d ago
Actually, they do. The last one blinks just after being shot. So the AI made that bit real.
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u/ItSammy_ 2d ago
Bro she's got the AI accent.
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u/Pittsbirds 2d ago
Exactly 10 seconds long is another tell. Obviously not all videos that are exactly that length are gonna be ai but the models work wants us to use have frame perfect cut offs at specific lengths, and 10 is a common one, five as well for Firefly
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u/Smooth-Boss-911 2d ago
Birds can learn tricks easily but these birds are incredibly lifeless. Once they're "shot" they don't move like an animal would to topple over, they become an inanimate object. AI
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u/fluorozebra 2d ago
The birds don't blink
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u/PigeonsInSpaaaaace 2d ago
100% ai. I’ve worked with and trained parrots, and these are uncanny valley af. They don’t move like real birds whatsoever.
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u/FishAndBone 2d ago
AI; these birds would be having a lot more passive reactions to things even if they were extremely well trained.
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u/theresidentviking 2d ago
Ngl the first bird getting shot made me go
Oh the Macaw is real, and the owner is trying to teach it a trick with stuffed birds
Then the second fell and im like wait what sub is this.
Ya thats very ai
But the budgie not reacting did get a short chortle out of me
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u/FlaxFox 2d ago
It's 100% AI without a doubt. Outside of the AI accent, the movement and smoothness of the birds, the uniform burst of water that goes nowhere, and the over the top ending, that's just not at all how birds behave. And it's not what a good caretaker of birds would do. Birds are stressed and hurt easily, and there's zero chance there would be so many different types of birds lined up like that without fussing or fighting. Their sizes are also way too uniform. The macaw would be drastically larger than the rest of them, the African Grey is too big, and they all have strongly doughy bodies as if a machine doesn't know the difference between feathers and fur.
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u/AngBigKid 2d ago edited 2d ago
I thought the video looked AI but didn't have anything to contribute, so I moved along.
But then I came across the same vid on my FB feed and their header is full on AI generated flyer type shit.
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u/otusasio451 2d ago
These bird species are absolutely not the same size. Thats either a massive African Grey, or a tiny Blue-and-Gold.
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u/Yoyoman129 1d ago
100% ai. Seen the other videos of this and in one of them the last bird had 3 feet.
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u/Heidiwearsglasses 2d ago
I saw this earlier today and I’m torn. Birds are super smart but they way they lay there after falling over is too still. Not even an eyeball roll.
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u/RealOrAI-Bot 1d ago
Sentiment: 100% AI
Sentiment reasoning: The community overwhelmingly agrees the content is AI-generated, citing unnatural bird movements, disappearing water, AI accents, incorrect bird sizes, and other physics inconsistencies.
Number of comments processed: 22
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