r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 7h 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
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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 • 12h 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 • 19h 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 • 20h 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 • 1d 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.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 1d 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 • 2d ago
At the start you can hear the dogs barking but not the bus engine until the next clip. None of the dogs are latched to the seats which is supposed to be standard. K9Konvoy has multiple socials, but no address or phone number to get your dog serviced, suggesting an online-only operation.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 2d 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.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 2d ago
AI. Why is there a swing in a mall? How did the woman not see or hear the swing when she first looked in its direction? How did she get up so fast from what looks like a concussion? Why were they filming?
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 2d ago
AI. The real post-operation photo of Cameron Underwood shows an asymmetrical face with visible scarring. OP's photo is AI. See the stickied comment for the real post-operation photo.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 3d ago
AI. Real round worms in the body can grow to around 1 foot max, and look much thinner than shown in this video. It's an example of AI taking something and exaggerating it to look interesting or impressive.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 3d ago
With each step up the wall she never loses momentum, which is unrealistic. It's an example of AI making normal-sized kids do things only trained athletes can do.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 3d ago
AI. Real zoos do not allow visitors to play with monkeys due to the risk of germs, diseases and sudden attacks. At 0:10, it's odd there's a vehicle parked within the zoo without the zoo's logo.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 4d ago
AI. Real rock faces are rugged and not entirely smooth like in this video. Also, real rock faces do not exist in small gaps because the erosion and weathering needed to make the vertical face occurs on an exposed wall out in the open.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 4d ago
AI. Real cats do not divide their food in half, and certainly not this neatly.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 5d ago
AI. Real pigs (and animals in general) do not care about confinement like humans as long as their needs are met, and would have continued eating without caring about getting out. Also, real pigs like most farm animals can be easily baited with feed and doesn't take days to herd them.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 5d ago
AI. Real Tibetan mastiffs do not grow to be this large nor have a mane this large. The trees in the upper left appear blurred and strangely shaped.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 5d ago
AI. If these pics were real, the cats would look more wet since the umbrella doesn't completely shield all the rain. Also, setting up an umbrella for the cats implies they sat in the rain beforehand instead of seeking shelter, which is improbable since cats don't like getting wet.
galleryr/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. Real cats do not hug people around the neck like humans. At 0:14, the guy's hands are stiff like a mannequin, and the cat's paw is completely flat on his shoulder. In a few of the hugs, the cat stretches its paws unnaturally far for a cat.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. The bike disappears unrealistically fast after being hit. Also, the bike's seat curves upward at the end, so after hitting the bike the curved section should have clipped the man causing him to propel forward or spin.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. The bike disappears unrealistically fast after being hit. Also, the bike's seat curves upward at the end, so after hitting the bike the curved section should have clipped the man causing him to propel forward or spin.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago
AI. Swallowing each gulp of water should realistically block incoming water from entering the mouth and throat which results in water falling to the ground, but it isn't happening here.
r/itsallAI • u/kevin32 • 6d ago