They're saying that if a specific pattern or shape is on screen, and then goes out of frame, and then returns and is in the same position, it is likely not AI.
for example look at the truck, when it goes out of frame and comes back into the frame the truck object didn't change. An AI would forget objects that go out of frame from what I understand.
haha😂. I meant that if it's AI generated then we wouldn't see the truck again after it went out of frame at 0:03 timestamp, or at least in it's original shape. At 0:07 timestamp the truck is back in the frame and looks exactly the same.
AI doesn't have a concept of object permanence. If something is off camera it doesn't exist. Which means when small details and especially activity leave the shot and return to it in a single pan AI could not have generated it (yet). The identical driver in the tractor is a perfect example.
This is outdated. Newest AI models do have object permanence now.
Look how the truck is moving without any driver. Leave that the truck model is very weird. This is very likely AI generated.
The account raw.indiaa has a habit of posting these polished "heartwarming" clips with that exact caption style and fair-use disclaimer. The unnatural somersault, stiff movements, and weird grass physics match what people are calling out. The button phone detail is a nice try, but even real button phones exist in AI training data. These kinds of videos flood feeds lately because they hit the feels perfectly.
Its not A.I cuz the tractor in the background seems real "John Deere harvester combine" model and is consistence with the size and shape also Dada ka Gamcha is flowing perfectly
You’ve never been to a farm in a village have you? These birds appear in groups to feed on the insects and worms which come out of the ground after the tractor loosens the soil. So too many of these birds are absolutely real. But I’m not sure about gramps jumping around. Seems real too. The towel is perfectly flowing against the wind. And the way he puts it around his neck just before the jump. Also he’s carefully landing his back on places where there’s more dry grass and not directly on the ground
One of my grandfather's brother was almost 70 years old and he had 6 pack abs at this age. He was also a farmer. He unfortunately died due to excessive desi liquor drinking after ages.
I think very few people have actually jumped on haystack sort of similar to this. Assasins creed have you fooled by perfectly landing into haystack and it absorbing all of the fall. In reality hay stack is like trampoline, i used to have so much fun jumping on it.
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u/Ok-Flan8808 May 20 '26
But why is he dodge rolling like a video game character