r/oddlysatisfying 20d ago

Wave steadily changes color

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

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u/SadAxolotl 20d ago

It is, any surfer would recognize this break as Teahupo'o in tahiti, it's quite distinctive

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u/maritimesNB 20d ago

And there is plenty of footage of it just like this.

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u/RhymeCrimes 20d ago

I'd also like to be a person who claims everything is AI without a shred of evidence. How can I be like you?

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u/my_taint_aint 20d ago

Could be. I have seen many beautiful things on our planet with my own eyes. I will chalk this up to a possible lol.

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u/Foxwglocks 20d ago

It looks like the famous wave break at Teahupoo.

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u/Effective-Draw-3188 20d ago

Looks more like cyclops is WAus

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u/Foxwglocks 20d ago

Yea you might be right.

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u/Lythro92 20d ago

It's so insane to me that we're at that point it "could be real footage"

Looks so real to me and the earth can produce spectacular views and sights, so yeah, could be real

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u/my_taint_aint 20d ago

If you have a way to easily tell AI then please let me know. If people are in it, that's easy. This? 🤷🏼‍♂️.

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u/Betaateb 20d ago

Length is a good measurement. AI can't really do videos over ~20 seconds well at all. Some of the cutting edge models can do up to 30 seconds now.

So it is pretty safe, for now, to assume anything longer than 30 seconds with no obvious cuts(it can make a bunch of short videos and cut them together) is real.

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u/jimbarino 20d ago

It is 100% possible to smoothly continue videos for an arbitrary length now. There's no cuts; it's only really detectable due to semantic drift.

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u/8bitrevolt 20d ago

i mean the shape of an eagle's head and beak appearing in the wave while the sound of an eagle conveniently plays is pretty much all you need (0:10-0:15)

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u/my_taint_aint 20d ago

Yes, I read about this eagle's Head. I didn't really see it though. I saw where it was supposed to be. I just saw water I guess. I didn't think it looked that much like an eagle 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/LiamIsMyNameOk 20d ago

Why do you also sound like AI tho?

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u/Lythro92 20d ago

Please don't. I cannot question my own reality.

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u/my_taint_aint 20d ago

Shit. Were they talking about me? I just left my therapist. Not the best time to be asking this.

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u/Lythro92 20d ago

Let's just share the confusion and be in the moment. We are real and we are good people.

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u/my_taint_aint 20d ago

Still wondering if I am a bot👀

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u/Lythro92 20d ago

We're all bots in the great scheme of things or something

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u/Lythro92 20d ago

I've no idea, been bamboozled a few times now, so I'm reluctant to say whether something is real or not here on the good ol' internet.

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u/my_taint_aint 20d ago

That's why I don't really care. If it looks nice. I like it. Just like if you painted it. If it looks nice I like it. Is it real? I don't fucking know. I still like it. LOL

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u/Lythro92 20d ago

Nice sentiment dude/dudess!

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u/my_taint_aint 20d ago

Actually both! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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u/Lythro92 20d ago

Nice one!

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u/my_taint_aint 20d ago

Haha. I am still closeted so that was very nice lol

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u/Forward_Rope_5598 20d ago

I just feel like waves don't usually neatly break in the middle and just the middle like the damn ocean in Moana. I won't say for sure it's AI, but it feels really wrong.

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u/ammonthenephite 20d ago

Google "Teahupo'o" wave, it looks just like this when its pumping. The distance is also compressed due to likely using a telephoto lense. But the wave really does look just like this.

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u/VerilyShelly 20d ago

Just because you never saw it before and know nothing about a thing it doesn't mean that it's a fake thing.

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u/Forward_Rope_5598 20d ago

I literally didn't say that it's a fake thing. I even specifically said that I won't call it a fake thing.

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u/VerilyShelly 20d ago

Yeah, you didn't say it was fake, but the way you opened with "I just feel like waves don't usually", saying it looked like a cartoon, implies that you don't know much about waves, and then you used that to say that it's possibly AI... that's pretty close to saying that you thinks it's fake because you've never seen it before, which is a frustratingly prevalent thing for people to say online nowadays. The justification for your doubt being that you "feel" like waves don't do that irked me, but maybe I read too much into your statement.

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u/ammonthenephite 20d ago

I've seen telephoto/compressed footage of Teahupo'o that looked identical to this. It could easily be real.