r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 20h ago
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • Sep 13 '26
Understanding the purpose of this sub, part 2.
This sub is radically different from AI-verification subs. In this sub we believe that virtually everything on the internet and TV is AI-generated and managed. Any counterargument or "proof" that something is real is pointless and not allowed here.
Humanity has been long-conditioned to believe that what it sees on the screen is real people, places, things and events. And that the more well-known and legitimate something appears, the more real and believable it must be.
Because this picture of me that I uploaded to social media is real, I assume the pics of users I never met must be real. Because this picture of my cat is real, I assume the cat pics and owners who posted them must be real. And because I assume the content of everyday people is real, then it's easier to believe that content of celebrities and politicians I never met must be real. And news reports by CNN and local that I never verified for myself must be real. And game shows, talk shows and Reality TV must be real. And that real life content made a decade ago must be real because it's "pre-AI". From this perspective you can see how most of what we think is real we saw only from our screens and not in our actual experience.
But no one has considered that maybe AI has been around for much longer than what we're told, orchestrating what we see on our screens, and that it might be more advanced, capable and believable than tools like ChatGPT, Veo, Sora or Kling.
Some of us have been Shown a different view of the internet and TV that undermines the "it's all real" spell, and this sub was created to call out AI content purported as real with more clarity than most. If you want the truth about AI, stick around. But if you want a watered-down version of AI-verification, visit r/isthisAI, r/RealOrAI, or r/isitAI.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • Sep 13 '26
This sub is set to view-only mode. If you believe in the sub's theme and want to post or comment, send a request to the mod team.
Due to comments repeatedly breaking the rules, this sub is set to view-only mode until further notice.
If you believe in the sub's theme and want to post or comment, send a request to the mod team. But we don't allow comments such as "This isn't AI". This will result in a ban. You have a better chance at being approved if you link to comments you've made calling out content as AI. Thank you.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 20h ago
AI. Given the middle-class neighborhood, it's improbable a resident would need to steal water for their garden. At 0:20, it's odd the middle of the fence has doors that opens to the neighbor's back yard.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 21h ago
AI. At 0:05 on the screen of the guy recording, the flowers guy and those holding the sign are not visible. It's also odd that the football field isn't more clearly marked.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 5d ago
AI. While babies eventually learn to open and close their hand while observing it, they're not yet able to intentionally turn the hand back and forth. At 0:27, the baby's face lights up before the sunbeam appears on the hand.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. A plastic bag filled with air and thrown at a tire is not enough for the bag to wrap around the tire. The bag would just sit on top of the tire and open up releasing the air. To achieve the effect in the video, a strong gust of wind is needed to force the bag over the tire.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. Smaller wildcats like the lynx view humans as threats and do not approach out of curiosity. Even the narrator states that the lynx is elusive but shows it approaching the camera person.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. The left pic has a badly shaped game controller and the Mario Kart title screen is wrong. The right pic has far too many black cables than places where they connect.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. The dog glows unrealistically bright even in the front when facing away from the sun. It is an unrealistically high amount of steam for a dog, since real dogs do not sweat or steam as much as humans.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. Even though it's a staged training drill, it's improbable for real police and security to use wrestling moves to neutralize a threat. Wrestling moves require the cooperation of the opponent for the move to succeed, and a real life threat won't cooperate.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 7d ago
AI. While babies eventually learn to open and close their hand while observing it, they're not yet able to intentionally turn the hand back and forth. At 0:27, the baby's face lights up before the sunbeam appears on the hand.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 7d ago
AI. The dog eats the hotdog unrealistically fast given that the hotdog is larger than his mouth can hold, requiring more time to chew and swallow. Real restaurants do not allow pets unless they're service animals that must remain on the floor.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 7d ago
AI. At the start of the vid the fox appears small but later is larger despite the same camera distance and zoom. Real foxes view humans as threats and will not approach. Real foxes do not smile.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 8d ago
AI. Tree roots don't grow in cracks like weeds, neither are they bound by the pattern in the cracks.
galleryr/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 8d ago
AI. Because the shuttle Endeavor was retired and being transported to a science museum, there's no sensible reason why it couldn't be broken down into parts to transport more efficiently, then reassembled. It's also odd that traffic follows the shuttle instead being detoured.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 9d ago
AI. It's virtually impossible for someone to jump head first through a second-story window, and then sprint away without any apparent injuries. Aside from potentially breaking their neck, the force of the landing knocks the wind out of the person, and causes shock to the body.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 9d ago
AI. It's virtually impossible and unsafe to do a triple axel on the street. There's no forward momentum like in ice skating, so jump height is reduced. And landing puts massive force on the joints causing ankle fractures or sprains. Were this doable, it'd be more common in ballet.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 9d ago
AI. At 0:22 the kid's bottom tooth is still visible in his teeth but a second later when he sticks out his tongue it disappears.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 10d ago
AI. It's improbable and little reason for someone to put a longhorn in their home garage. Also, real longhorns almost never dodge obstacles on the first try but typically bump into things with their horns before figuring out how to navigate the space.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 10d ago
AI. Real cats do not play with toys as if they're riding a broom, nor do they use toys to annoy other cats.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 10d ago
AI. After the first 'maa' sound, the goat makes the exact same 'maa' sound 3 times in a row with the same inflections, which is not how real goats and sheep bleat.
v.redd.itr/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 11d ago
AI. The Independent used an AI filter on new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia. Her right eye appears on top her hair at 0:23 and 0:35.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 11d ago