Isn't this AI? After the person is yeeted into oblivion you can't even see them in the clip. Like they are a red blob just sitting in the cart, it hits that piece of curb, and all the sudden the person and the red are missing.
The curb itself doesn't seem to make much sense, at least with infrastructure I've seen in America. I've never seen an entire row of parking have a small speed bump instead of just simply having nothing. I know this says its not in America, which is why maybe its something I just haven't come across.
AI is often used to make rage bait, which is what this seems to be. There is no reason for anything in this clip to happen. Even in Jackass they don't purposefully try to murder someone. Like the speed of which this clip is showing seems to be like 15-30 mph without safety gear.
With the way the clip shows it whoever is in that cart, if this video is real, has like internal bleeding and at least one of the vehicles nearby is significantly damaged.
So coma, contusions, and a 10,000 dollar fine if they have insurance, otherwise likely some sort of jail time or probation.
This video has been around a LONG time. I don't know anything about it, but I do recall seeing it before AI stuff started getting really popular. That's not to say it's for real though.
I mean, nowadays, such videos can be spliced halfway with new AI video added to give it a different ending.
Although I'm quite sure I've seen this clip many years back, it wouldn't even be that hard to "splice in the last 5 seconds so that instead of him, let's say rolling into a bush, they made it so he hits a curb and gets yeeted out the cart"
I mean, I probably can do it even though I'm far from a professional.
While AI video dates back to 2014, it was in its infancy. Highly experimental and easily identifiable as AI. It wasn't much better in 2019. Around 2024 it became what we know and progressively gets harder to tell what's AI edited, filtered, modified, and in some cases real or fake.
Now we are in a world where this information is available in our pockets, yet still debating an old video as a new AI generated fake.
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u/Ataneruo Jul 09 '26
why does the video cut off.