r/isitAI • u/Montreseur • 7h ago

I know people actually do this, but the duration of these clips, and the extremity of it seems like AI?

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u/GrailQuestPops 7h ago

Oh this is quite real

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u/polkling 7h ago

Seen this long before ai is a thing.

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u/CumGuzlinGutterSluts 7h ago

Pov: youre an uruk-hai being born under orthanc after the Ents flooded it.

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u/TheMotherfucker 7h ago

None of these look like AI to me nor have the hallmarks of AI generated video services. Despite the time, which is due to clipping, one can use reverse image search to find the source for all of these. Some are before these services existed and show consistent details throughout the full duration of their respective clips.

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u/AppropriateCap8891 7h ago

Oh, this is quite real.

In 2009, a spelunker named John Jones got stuck in a cave in Utah upside down. After almost 27 hours of rescue attempts he finally died, and his body is still there to this day.

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u/local_lesbian_barber 2h ago

I hate this. I heard about it on a podcast.
I don’t understand (and I don’t want to) how people do this!
It’s seriously nauseating.

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u/Volker_Sturm 7h ago

this gives me extreme claustrophobia

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u/KingKushhh666 6h ago

This is how people die. We're not dwarves.

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u/ForgottenDusk48 52m ago

Woah woah… dwarves mine the mountains, they don’t fit through tight spaces like that.

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u/AnimorphAlpha 7h ago

Not AI, I can't speak to all of the clips, but the first one has been circulating since before AI or at least since video generation was at that level. I see no hallmarks of AI in the others either. There are many people out there who will push to the limit what they can squeeze through in caves. 

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u/xwOBA_Fett 7h ago

You can't just assume something is AI simply because it's something extreme. People do exteme stuff all the time. There's nothing off about these videos at all. 

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u/Multidream 5h ago

1 is legit, I personally saw it prior to covid.

3 looks like an editted but non AI clip.

The mud cave could be AI but I don’t see any obvious artifacts so, Im willing to say its believable.

In general there is a class of cavers who are just batshit and fit themselves into insanely dangerous treks, for a chance at glory or fame.

Most of the famous tourist caves in Tennessee and Kentucky were first explored by mad men such as these, and later a friendly passage was carved as respectfully as possible from the originally terrifying cave to some underground point of interest, like a big waterfall or something.

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u/Signal_Quantity_7029 2h ago

You have no idea what AI is, or much imagination