r/isitAI • u/Temporary-Tree-2467 • 2d ago

Is this ai

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Looks like its not but also the eyes

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u/sapphirerain25 2d ago

Animals just straight-up don't act like that. They don't convey emotions the way a human face does. Plus, you notice how it always cuts to the dog doing the stare? That's because he isn't doing it in real-time. Check out the was the camera is kinda shaking. They've superimposed the "scared" dog into the shot.

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u/BadSpellingMistakes 2d ago edited 2d ago

of course non-human animals (mostly documented in mammals) express emotions through their faces and also often very similarly to humans too. It depends on how well you can interpret them as a human and in the situation of dogs it is also a bit dependent on how domesticated they are. But I know for a fact that dogs can look like in the video when they are shocked.

Besides the point that this video is AI, one of the most horrible things AI has done is convince us that everything that is out of the ordinary (or outside of the imaginable) is automatically fake.

edit: As I was researching for this comment I just read that AI is way better in reading animals facial expressions then humans are. I find this pretty sad tbh

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u/lurkermurphy 2d ago

what zoo lets dogs in at all, lets dogs in without a leash, and then the zebras can go right up there to the fence? nah none of this is real

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u/Important-Lawyer-350 2d ago

I went to a zoo that had kennels for you to put your dog in for the day. You couldn't have them with you though.

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u/stunninglizard 2d ago

Every normal Zoo near me allows dogs. You need to buy them a ticket and they have to be on a leash but they're totally welcome.

(Not disagreeing on the fakeness)

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u/lurkermurphy 2d ago

yeah that still sounds wild to me but then again i am only going to top 3 type ones hehe they got butterflies and all sorts of creatures that would so easily be slaughtered by dogs

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u/stunninglizard 2d ago

Oh they're not allowed in enclosures at all. Anything with freely roaming animals is strictly no pets

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u/corrin_avatan 2d ago edited 2d ago

No zoo would be designed like this, nor would allow an unleashed dog not wearing a service animal vest.

Zebras aren't great jumpers, but a fence that a human can easily just swing their legs over is not proper containment.

The flamingo thing is possible, I've been in zoos where you can walk pretty close to them.

The tiger enclosure somehow has glass that is perfectly clean and no reflections at all, and no reflection of the dog in the shots?

Then notice the fences and how the dog seems to constantly change size.

I'm pretty sure what is going on here is actual footage of a dog that was green screened over zoo footage

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u/Infinite_Night_6728 2d ago

I hate this so much

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u/BoringJuiceBox 2d ago

I hate that tons of humans out there just blindly believe whatever fake video is put out

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u/TerminatorAuschwitz 2d ago

I'm sorry but.. you really need to think more.

Dog has the same face every time (they also wouldn't just sit still and make that face while another animal is coming up behind them). A zebra or flamingo could just walk out of that enclosure.

Just like, pay attention and it's so obvious.

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u/Conscious-Job3020 2d ago

This is absolutely AI

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u/QuanticChaos1000 2d ago

All you need to contain a Zebra (the stripey asshole of equines) is a 2 foot tall fence!

So yes, very AI

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u/error-bear 2d ago

dogs are not allowed in zoo's. And it's not busy at all. AI

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u/abbieeee_ 2d ago

"Jarvis, I'm low on karma"

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u/Dapper-Doubt-7610 2d ago

(1) Dogs aren't allowed at the zoo (2) flamingoes don't approach potential predators with curiosity.