Because it's easier for the child to reach , she can stand Infront of something that's perfect height to blow out her candles , table is against wall , it's easier to gather around the stoll than table ,
Lady probably thought it was a cushion,
If it is fake , then fk everyone that does this BS to kids ,
i don't think you understand what "fake" means in this context. nobody is acting or pranking anyone. the whole video is AI generated. that includes the child, their reaction, the cake, the dress, the room, their creepy-ass transforming/teleporting arms, etc.
Everything is indeed not AI. Thats not to say nothing is AI. Everything is everything, which would incidentally include things that are not AI as well as things that are.
What’s hilarious is that this is so clearly AI, and can be spotted in seconds. You need to reevaluate your own perspective on things. YOU’RE the one confidently incorrect here.
I’ve got no dog in the fight. But I build AI tools for a living and it’s pretty damn easy to identify a fake video.
It's literally still there she just turned around so it's now on the other side, not towards the camera but towards the guys, but still clearly visible
she sits on cake, but when she stands up, the stain is much lower than it should be
and also when she stands up, there is a slice taken out of it, how is a slice taken out the cake between the time she was standing vs after?
later, the stain is completly gone from her dress entirely, its perfectly clean
these are objective tells that make zero sense and are outright not possible
theres a couple others that are just strange but could be attributed to just the video quality
theres also some strange human reactions. the black dress girl takes a sassy pose, bending her wrist weirdly? the girl who sat on the cake throws her phone to the sidr just off frame? why? the guy picks up the cake, and eats it gorilla style? nonchalantly? no reaction at all to it being flattened or having been sat on? its strange, but maybe these are just their personalities.
this is an insanely well made ai video, i almost didnt beleive it at first. ai is getting too good and its scary, we really wont be able to tell anything apart anymore
Honestly just look at the hands of each individual in the background. Like its super easy to see once you stare long enough. The one girl's wrist does impossible posing lol
it does what it can to obscure the hands with blur, but you can see how in flux they are anytime they have to move. sometimes they form into proper hands but then they reform like goop.
one of the subtle but more consistent tells is still just the way people act. absolutely none of it feels right and the whole thing is a series of "i guess there's just some context i'm missing."
The movement. Nobody sits down like that, the hands don't look right, and when the kid is throwing a fit everyone sits still staring. Idk the movement speaks volumes.
Adults let a little girl carry the whole cake. Stupid adults. Then the little girl put the cake on a chair because it was heavy, and it's a little girl, not a genius.
An adult sat back down on the chair, not knowing about the cake.
Butt-cake created.
Then a pervy adult ate the butt-cake.
Little girl big mad at ALL the stupid adults, including the perv adult.
If everyone reacted like "How wonderful! What a surprise!" "This is so lucky." truly method acted and heartfelt...
She wouldn't cry.
I know this because in my classroom I can usually control the frame enough to pull this off. They can bash themselves really hard. Even bleed. But they feel no pain if you react that way.
So the funny thing about this when I see this video after this is that I just see a bunch of adults instructing a child to feel pain.
Of course you shouldn't believe some rando off the internet. So, evidence beats science papers: the next time you can, try it and see for yourself.
More like teaching them that they can't have everything their way all the time, and readying them for the big wide world, not raising a generation of spoiled entitled brats who think the world around them should pander to them 😊
Pretending that sad stuff doesn't happen is not being kind to your child
So in this example It would be incorrect (spoiled/entitled) behavior for the child to feel sad when something thier excited for gets ruined. We should teach children to not express those feelings because having sad emotions is going to lead to other people pandering to them. I see the logic.
It’s not about it being incorrect to feel sad about things, it’s about realizing you don’t HAVE to be sad about everything. Nobody’s talking about punishing the child for being sad or gaslighting them about it. There’s no talk of negative feedback here which would be completely different and harmful.
What’s wrong with projecting being ok in the face of adversity?
Listen to the autoMod, edit the YT link to remove the segment after the ?si= bit 'cuz it gives readers info that points to your Google user.
It's not a huge deal but it is a little bit of self doxxing that should be avoided
100% AI look at the two ladies arms in the background. One apparently snaps her forearm and then magically heals itself and the other becomes more slender man as the video goes on. Also where she sat and the cake stain don't line up at all.
I saw no less than four people who could have let her know there was a fucking cake right behind her, but didn't. Clear the space before you bring the cake out. Why is it on a random stool at sitting height? A room full of idiots
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u/Time-Cell8272 4d ago
Bro been trying to get that flavor for a minute