Persistent skeptics argue footage may be AI
4 Sep 21 11:24 AM · 2d ago · 8 comments · 1 source · development 4 of 6
Some commenters maintained skepticism despite explanations, with one claiming the lead goose couldn't glide near the water's surface and calling for people to resist sharing such content.
“AI slop. The lead goose would neve be able to glide like that so close to the surface. There are no updrafts there.”
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Cruising using the boat wind generated by movement. Bet they've done this before. Animals are stupid? PFFFT! Far more intelligent than many humans.
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Riding the vortices. See how the closest doesn't even have to flap.
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AI slop. The lead goose would neve be able to glide like that so close to the surface. There are no updrafts there. Quit sharing shit like this. We need to unite against AI, not enable it for clicks.
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Is this real? It is beautiful but is it real? To be fair, this is not the first time in the history of technology people could not tell whether or not to trust their senses. No knock against you, bro. Just a datum for the historians. The Reality Effect is Real.
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🤷I don't care about the scientific part of this right now - all I see is pure magic & wonder why can't I🫤 I wonder what the initial thought was of the first humanoid to witness this & actually try it (before Da Vinci) 🧐🤨???
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I don't know if it is real or not. BUT, you don't think the boat and it windshield, moving about 30mph, is not moving air, with a vector component in the up direction, that the bird could use? Where do you think the air that previously occupied the space that the boat is colliding with is going?
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It’s like when we foil surf our foils look like their wings good foilers can do little pumps like they’re doing and go back out against the waves
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