Hayley Caronia

So, you know, there's a seagull looking at a French fry inside the car.

And then now the seagulls breaking out of the, you know, breaking into the windshield and eating the glass.

Yes.

Moving away.

Yeah.

You're not looking at the cars.

You're not looking at the building.

You're looking at the seagull, right?

giveaway but if you ignore that maybe you have a superhuman seagull i could see why that would trick some people totally this next video this duped a lot of people but there's something about the people's voices that sort of tipped me off but this went i mean this has millions and millions of views and this is a a fake event where dogs actually choose their new owners watch this

coming into the shelter, going up to this guy.

Here's another dog going up to this girl, wrapping around her legs.

She's crying.

Here's another dog going up to this elderly gentleman.

There's something wonky with the leash there.

Everyone clapping really weird.

So how would people know?

Oh, that guy's face looks crazy.

So what are some things that people can look for when they see a very cute video like that, that they probably want very badly to be real, but is...

Well, in the comment section of some of these videos, because once it gets to be common knowledge that, oh, well, this is AI, this is AI, you'll see all these comments, this is AI.

The next question or the next comment is, why would you engage with this content?