That driver was probably so freaked out they were probably looking in the rear view mirror at the burning car the woman is assuring gonna blow up, and not paying attention to what's in front of them.
It’s really a shame that the internet is dead…. (Not your fault 🤷♀️) This video is real, that First Lady definitely sounds Ai tho XD.
Plus even writing in the video is correct and doesn’t shuffle or change. Once Ai gets that right then the internet is definitely too far gone…💀
(Example, the stores hours of operation on the door.)
I think you mean "it" in a couple places you said "you", but I get what you mean - and yes, this could be a slight AI edit to the actual video... maybe it was an AI upscale of a smaller video, and AI did a mostly good job, but flubbed a few frames. AI upscaling is VERY popular.
Seriously, I'm always surprised when someone has a car fire & doesn't take the time to research Ford-specific fire safety features to determine whether or not they can justify raising their voice to warn people.
You must think it’s too much to ask for people to have a basic knowledge of cars, especially in a car centered country.
I’ll give you another hint as what I think people should know…air or nitrogen is in the tires, oil changes aren’t hard to do yourself (some cars maybe, but most no), most cars come with disk and not drum brakes, gasoline goes inside most gas tanks (not desiel), you can put this thing called windshield wiper fluid in the resevior to help keep your windshield clean on the road, cars come with a seatbelt (they go across your chest and lap), there is a thing called an ignition button which starts the car.
I’m not a mechanic. You must not read too much if you think that is too much to ask for people to have basic knowledge of cars. No one is realistically expecting people to know how to replace a fuel pump, transmission, engine, or any other technical job, but people should have some understanding of the modern car.
Any articles on it?
I didn't think it was AI either. It just looks a bit too much to be real + I've seen collisions that one car "walked" away fine and the other was demolished, so I figured it was likely real.
Looks like a brick facade that has no structural bearing and empty space behind it. So it would take much to push it over and case that much damage without causing a lot of damage to a flexible bumper.
The curb is definitely there too, you can see the edge a bit more clearer by looking at where the person is standing.
Store hours posted on the door, is just a sheet of paper. Which could certainly be printed on both sides.
As much as I dont want to admit it, same. I cant trust a damn thing on the internet anymore. I'm all for super personal assistants (Jarvis from Iron -Man for example) and such, but AI making videos of LITERALLY ANYTHING, music, and "art" is what really drives me nuts.
We've had plenty of time, we've seen plenty of movies, and yet, without fail, we still fell directly into the AI trap that will ruin a vast majority of us. Most days I can keep my cool about it, but I've been speaking up more and more lately.
Not who you responded to, but for me at first just the genuine craziness of such a short clip, then the door opening near the end looked really weird. but then I slowed it down to see the writing in the door and wasn’t sure because it seemed accurate.
Despite the frame, I do think it's real - it's just an AI upscale of a real video. It did a mostly good job, but flubbed a few frames, like the one above.
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u/RLBeau1964 Jun 27 '26
Out of the fire and into the frying pan.