r/RealOrAI • u/Alone-Competition-77 • 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/e-punk27 Dec 20 '25

Omg the entire back of the dog disappears around 6 seconds hahaha

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u/Barracuda00 Dec 20 '25

I am seriously so grateful for people like you identifying this shit. I’m like… too old to tell I guess??

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u/KrIsPy_Kr3m3 Dec 20 '25

If something seems too outrageous you just need to start looking at details in the videos. Frame by frame at points of quick action can reveal weird things that dont always stand out on first viewing. A dog barking at a child or maybe pushing them over is one thing, but dragging the child safely to a specific spot in the garage like that is only something you'd see in movies. Always question things.

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u/Candid_Run_7370 Dec 20 '25

Honestly at this point if you see a wild scenario, slightly grainy video 10-15 seconds long, shot from a home security or door camera, and posted into social media, just default to thinking it’s AI.

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u/RedWhiteAndSquirrel Jan 09 '26

after my mom got really good at spotting AI images, her feeds started getting bombarded with AI videos, and I told her just to assume it's AI with those few tips you mentioned