#Dogs are smarter than you think.
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Beside the American voiceover using non- American terms, there are other clues. There are floating pixel screen glitches throughout. The dog's sightline is FIXED; he looks PAST his handler. The vid is from pawmasteryai.com (last 2 letters "AI"). It's a scam site selling "how to" dog training vids. ๐
No, it is a heavily edited video. The original account and video is in Chinese. www.instagram.com/reel/DXaJ-Nx...
The video is from a "dog owners resource" site called pawmasteryai.com that sells how-to tips on training. Do you see the last two letters in the website name before "dot com"? Yeah...those letters are "AI".
Run it on any deepfake detector if you are concerned. It's a more reliable way to tell if a video is AI generated than using website names. People use names like pawmasteryai.com because pawmastery.com is already taken.
I pity all those suspecting poor creatures, yelling AI all the time. The delusion is in their head and made by indeed AI producers, liars, politicians and their mouthpieces: reporters on telly. But the real world does exist and it is still much bigger then the AI world. And this dog looks just fine.
It IS AI. The dog's eyes line of vision never changes & its movements are unnatural. There's an American voiceover, but Americans don't say "spanner". There are multiple floating pixel glitches in the center of the screen. This comes from pawmasteryai.com. (Notice the last 2 letters are "AI").
Sure, dogs can be trained this well - especially breeds like this Malinois. Here๐ are 3 more VERSIONS of the SAME AI vid. Floor objects are different, room is inverted, dog is wearing a scarf, etc. m.youtube.com/shorts/KGEgq... www.snapchat.com/@bigyoms/spo... www.instagram.com/reel/DYFvlJk...