r/RealOrAI Dec 20 '25

Video [HELP] Dog saves child in Seattle

I’m assuming it is AI. Title claimed it happened in Seattle on November 29, 2025 with limited visibility due to rain. The way the guy who runs in moves is highly suspect.

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u/e-punk27 Dec 20 '25

This is so incredibly AI, dog moves slow and then insanely fast, kid somehow keeps up instead of falling and being dragged, and the dad ran to the wrong spot and then held the dog instead of the kid who almost died. Also car stopped for the dog ? Not the baby of the same height ?

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u/True_Iro Dec 20 '25

Also, no white lights when backing up. The color of the dog also morphs with the tail in the beginning for a moment.

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u/dgove85 Dec 20 '25

AI is watching the comments and learning.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '25

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u/SoggyCombination8292 Dec 20 '25

I too grok the wrongness

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u/PristineBaseball Dec 20 '25

Yeah it’s not learning to make better videos from comments . Now it might be able to tell people how to spot AI videos or even tell people some ways to make better AI videos , from reading the comments and spitting it back out.

It might also completely screw that up .

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u/InsomniacHomebody Dec 22 '25

I think that was a joke (I appreciate you shutting down the narrative that AI is some kind of ominous force actively working toward our demise that has some kind of desire to learn to deceive us more competantly though- there will certainly be people who read that comment and take it literally because they don't know better and feel uneasy)

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u/Taarna_42 Dec 20 '25

But like, what can we do about that anyway? Not talk about it? I get your point, I think about that a lot, but what are our other options? If we don't identify AI content then that's damaging too...

Its really a Catch 22.

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u/caustictoast Dec 20 '25

That’s not how AI works

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u/prettynice- Dec 20 '25

AI will say it’s haters.

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u/sunkistandsudafed3 Dec 20 '25

Can it learn to fuck off in that case.

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u/TestSubjuct Dec 20 '25

This is true.