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#Dogs are always so helpful for #cats, Part III

Mr. Blabalino 🇳🇴🇺🇸💙

@blabalino.com

A quick note for all the haters.

7/9/26, 8:28 pm1 repost4 likes

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@astrokittycat.bsky.social

7 Sept

But it is AI. The dog develops white spots on its head and neck mid video (and the spots change size when the cat attacks), and the birds multiply out of thin air. I don’t hate the video, it’s whatever, but AI should be marked (not blaming you, it is a very convincing AI)

Bird poo?

@astrokittycat.bsky.social

8 Sept

No, the white spots also change when the cat attacks. It’s definitely AI. I think the easiest way now is (if on phone) drag your finger slowly to watch the video frame by frame and watch the birds. They multiply out of nowhere. 12 on screen initially but you can find frames with 14+ even after 🧵

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@astrokittycat.bsky.social

8 Sept

some have already flown off screen. One magically appears in front of the dog, some magically split into two, etc. Like, I’m not trying to attack you, sorry if any of this comes off harsh! Just, it’s definitely provably AI. Watch the birds closely.

Sorican

@sorican.bsky.social

7 Sept

with a confidence of "22%"... Not a very good bit of evidence.

Mr. Blabalino 🇳🇴🇺🇸💙

@blabalino.com

7 Sept

That is the confidence that it's a fake. 78% confidence it's real. Really old, low resolution videos never get 100%.

Sorican

@sorican.bsky.social

8 Sept

That’s a novel way to describe confidence ratings.

Sorican

@sorican.bsky.social

8 Sept

to clarify my snarky comment, confidence ratings are usually given to indicate confidence in any given statement. the statement is "this video is not AI". The confidence rating in that statement is given as 22%, which would normally be taken to mean that it's basically just a guess.