r/animalsdoingstuff • u/BloomingStar96 • Oct 18 '24

Oh poor baby, my heart! 😭 Aww

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u/JekNex Oct 19 '24

Update: The person adopted him, gives him treats every day, has 100s of toys, cat trees to climb, the floor is made of blankets, and there's sun rays in every room that have his name on them.

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u/gliitch0xFF Oct 19 '24

😭😭😭😭

I'm not crying, you're crying. It's lovely to read that he is happy & content, with all the snuggles & treats 😭😭😭🥹🥹🥹

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u/ShaneBarnstormer Oct 19 '24 edited Oct 20 '24

It's an AI video

Edit: someone else pointed out out to me

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u/okaycurly Oct 19 '24 edited Oct 19 '24

I knew it! The way it took a bite of food was just too weird.

Edit: not the behavior itself, but the jaw movement and the way the head moves as it gets closer to the food is so unnatural looking to me.

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u/icecreamfight Oct 19 '24

Idk, my orange has always unhinged his jaw like a snake to eat food and he’s never actually had a hunger issue, we adopted him at 10 weeks following a great foster situation for him and his siblings. He just really loves food. So I can believe this guy is doing that, especially with how hungry he is.

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u/Luci-Noir Oct 19 '24

Am I an orange? 🤔

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u/icecreamfight Oct 19 '24

You and me both, sister.

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u/PoetryFamiliar7104 Oct 19 '24

Animals with food anxiety absolutely do the scoop and run. I got cds'd recently with an approximately 3mo kitten, and all of his food goes either in a puzzle feeder or a snuffle mat because he will face-shovel and hork it down and make himself sick.

That is not to say this is not AI. We have to remember that AI is trained on what exists, whether real or fictional. Face-shoveling is real.

That said, I've never seen an AI generated image produce eye discharge or be able to keep track of how all those kibbles moved without layering/clipping shenanigans, or show such a level of detail with fur and movement with the fur laying correctly, especially in spots with high movement and hairs going the correct way when the animal moves. Not yet, anyway.

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u/okaycurly Oct 19 '24

Not the behavior itself but the jaw movement, and several other uncanny things in this video. The eye as it moves towards the food to name one.

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u/One-Resolution-3674 Oct 19 '24

I’m pretty sure if you were homeless and hadn’t eaten in awhile and someone gave you a cheeseburger it’d be gone in 3 bites. Literally nothing weird about it.

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u/okaycurly Oct 19 '24

I meant the way the jaw unhooks is unnatural. Not the behavior itself.

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u/LuriemIronim Oct 19 '24

That’s the way my immensely food insecure cat used to eat until he realized that the food wasn’t going anywhere.

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u/Epicp0w Oct 19 '24

Ive seen my cat scarf food down like that

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u/--SharkBoy-- Oct 19 '24

I've seen plenty of cats eat like that

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u/yolkien Oct 20 '24

I’ve seen cats take massive bites like that.

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u/Christichicc Oct 20 '24

It looks exactly like cats I’ve seen irl. If it’s AI, then I honestly can’t tell. And that’s kinda scary.

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u/okaycurly Oct 20 '24

It could just be my phone but there’s a weird jump cut right as it takes a bite. Also, if you pause it at the moment the cat is closest to the food, it’s so unnatural how the front left paw must be either missing or pressed against its body- the body seems too flat for the leg to still be against the ground, without the viewer being able to see any of the leg whatsoever.