Sentiment reasoning: A small number of commenters believe it is AI due to the perceived lack of visible support for the banner, its impossible size and weight, and visual inconsistencies where tattered cloth appears to turn into clothes. The majority believe it is real, citing it as a type of hot air balloon common in Brazil, and pointing to details like the tearing of the material and the way it interacts with a fence as evidence of its authenticity and realistic video quality.
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Quando eu era criança caiu um na rua de trás da minha casa. Eu e meu irmão corremos para pegar para nós (era muito inocente tinha uns 9 anos) chegamos primeiro na bandeira dele porém atrás dele já tinha o pessoal que soltou eram uns 60 caras em motos. Imagine 2 crianças gritando que chegaram primeiro no balão que era nosso agora.
Sim, em alguns lugares são a principal causa de incêndio. Quando eu assistia jornal costumava ver direto os estragos causados por essa prática. Alguns o pessoal coloca fogos de artifício, infelizmente sao lindos é um espetáculo de se ver.
Right now we have this problem where if someone doesn’t recognize something they immediately insist it’s AI.
But if you watch this video it’s clearly not AI.
Consistency, audio, video quality all absolutely and undeniably real.
In a few years when ai is able to replicate this type of video it won’t matter people today already can’t tell the difference between clearly ai and not.
Which means the problem is only going to get worse with people dismissing everything they don’t want to understand as fake AI. Same as we saw with “fake news” and same as we see with anti-science types.
Meanwhile they’ll be mass generating videos of Jesus, aliens and ghosts and passing them off as real.
Seriously, last month I saw a 3d ball that everyone was saying was ai. I had downloaded the model and was printing it while I was reading that it was ai and couldn't be printed.
I agree. It's been proven at this point people are going to use AI to lie. They aren't going to be up front, they aren't going to add a disclaimer, they want to trick you.
So the correct response is to question and have an open dialog with others to prove reliability in some form, and give people the tools to do that research on their own.
Blindly trusting everything online is how we have declined so far in media literacy. AI waking people up and making them want to research facts should be welcomed, not mocked.
We have always said "don't trust everything you see online" and now that AI is actually reality bending for people who can't visually differentiate it, they aren't expected to question it?
To be honest, it's weird and many people haven't seen anything like this before. I was having trouble even grasping what I was looking at. It's an ominous floating object and the question was posted in an era of AI clickbait.
I don’t know about that, it’s just new technology, just watch CGI in movies from 80’s and 90’s, everyone ate that up as looking very real, now watching that stuff it’s laughable anyone thought it was realistic.
I have a “phobia” that doesn’t seem to have a name. Giant objects in the sky that don’t belong there.
I saw an ad on Reddit once. It was a scrollable 3D ad of a beach. It was neat technology when I first saw it- and I did the click and drag to move the screen. There was suddenly massive letters above the water with the company name that terrified me.
And it’s not megalophobia, because giant objects in general don’t scare me.
I know exactly what you mean. I remember this add of channel 4 in the uk. It showed a quite tall character that appeared in beautiful sceneries like next to the ocean, running in the meadows and such. It used to give me quite a terrifying feeling. I hated that it didn’t belong there.
I get this feeling with the video of the carnival rides that don’t really exist. I also got it watching this video but not this first time I saw it. Don’t know why this time I got that really uneasy feeling.
True, it just looks “fake” to me? I’ve never seen anything like that before though so it could be a knee jerk reaction. I’ve noticed a few people saying it’s real link a brazilian news website but I don’t see anything in that?
Wow, that balloon is really massive. I wonder what the point of launching it is since no one is riding in it? It seems like a ton of time, effort, and money to make, but I don't really understand the appeal of you don't ride in it or reuse it. It's just an enormous amount of trash after it comes down.
AI. Not only is there literally nothing holding the banner up, it would be impossible to make one that size because it would tare itself apart under its own weight.
Not saying it's not AI, but it does look pretty torn apart
There's a lot of details here that look really consistent. The brand logos on the cars, the fence posts, the bikes. The guy lifting it over the fence to stop it getting stuck
But when the camera pans up it looks completely unreal. I wonder if it was originally just video of some more normal kites or something and it's been edited to add the gigantic banner
It’s not AI you’re right to assume it looks very real. Literally, all it takes is scrolling past the second top level comment on the original post to get the source. Everything in this sub is AI until proven real I guess but nobody actually cares to look for the proof so it’s just AI. 🙄
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Sentiment: 15% AI
Sentiment reasoning: A small number of commenters believe it is AI due to the perceived lack of visible support for the banner, its impossible size and weight, and visual inconsistencies where tattered cloth appears to turn into clothes. The majority believe it is real, citing it as a type of hot air balloon common in Brazil, and pointing to details like the tearing of the material and the way it interacts with a fence as evidence of its authenticity and realistic video quality.
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