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That video predates AI massively.
in the age of 4k cameras in nearly every smartphone
Not everyone goes after the fad of Samsung and Apple for unnecessary camera quality no matter the price. Many manufacturers have top-specs, much better than Apple and better than Samsung, for half the price, but shit or at max Ok camera quality.
Many low-end and mid-range chipsets can't even play 4K video. At one point Qualcomm even dropped 4K support on 600 series even though past ones had it.
I've got one like that. Tops out at 2K so I can't view videos from my older phone without either downscaling them or re-encoding them into something efficient enough to use SW decoder in VLC.
Oh ok so its just reposted from somwhere. Still feels very unreal.
Probably unreal as in that that's not a wild eagle, but a trained one.
One thing for sure, not ai. Idk for the fake, but not ai
No, pretty sure it's not. Way too consistent and it has none of the artifacts that all current AI videos still have.
There is no such thing as being able to tell if something is AI with 100% certainty (there is even a game dedicated to it called HumanOrNot which I might be found playing), but the way it is described would seem to point to it not being made by AI.
