人工智能技术的发展使得制作逼真的AI动物视频变得越来越容易，例如一段在TikTok上爆火的兔子跳舞视频，吸引了数亿次观看。然而，该视频已被证实是AI伪造的，通过观察兔子跳跃中瞬间消失以及背景的静止等细节可以辨别。AI视频通常会利用夜间监控画面的低质量、添加逼真音效以及假冒设备标签等方式来增强欺骗性。随着Google Veo 3等技术的发布，AI视频制作的门槛进一步降低，许多用户惊呼自己被AI欺骗，意识到AI造假已不再是遥不可及的事情。目前，此类AI生成的动物视频已形成一个泛滥的趋势，如清洁鲸鱼身上的藤壶，或伪造的门铃摄像头拍摄的动物影像，用户需警惕网络上难以置信的动物影像。

🌟 AI技术进步使得制作高度逼真的动物视频成为可能，例如一段走红的兔子跳舞视频，其播放量高达数亿次，足以以假乱真。

👁️ 尽管AI视频制作精良，但仍可从细节处发现破绽，如兔子在跳跃过程中瞬间消失、背景画面异常静止等，这些都是AI生成的明显痕迹。

🌃 AI视频制作者常利用夜间监控画面的低质量、逼真的音效以及模拟真实设备标签（如Ring摄像头）等手法来掩盖AI痕迹，增加视频的可信度。

🚀 随着Google Veo 3等新技术的发布，AI视频制作的门槛进一步降低，用户越来越容易被AI生成的虚假内容所蒙蔽，引发了广泛的担忧和讨论。

🌊 互联网上充斥着各种AI生成的动物视频，形成一种新的“AI Slop”内容类型，如清洁鲸鱼或伪造的动物监控录像，用户对此类内容需保持高度警惕。

If the internet loves anything, it's cute animals. But now, in the age of AI, you cannot trust the animal videos you see online.

You might've seen a recent viral video featuring bunnies jumping on a trampoline, seemingly captured via a home surveillance camera. It's adorable. And fake. Completely and totally fabricated via artificial intelligence.

Here's the AI video in question. It was seemingly first posted on TikTok by @rachelthecatlovers with the caption: "Just checked the home security cam and… I think we’ve got guest performers out back! @Ring.”

That video has racked up a whopping 203 million views on TikTok. Tech-focused site 404Media first pointed out that it was generated by artificial intelligence. As the site spotted, you can clearly see one of the bunnies spontaneously disappear in the midst of a jump, and the background of the video appears to be very static.

Still, the AI video does a really good job of disguising itself. For one, it's made to look like night-time surveillance footage, which means it's easier to hide AI artifacts and low quality. Second, it does look pretty good and incorporates sounds that seems to be real — bugs in the distance, springs squeaking as the bunnies jump. Third, it even tags Ring to make it seem like it was captured by a real camera. But it is, in fact, fake, even if it did fool lots of folks.

Ever since Google Veo 3 was released, it's become easier to make convincing AI videos with sound.

People are getting a little freaked out that they got fooled by AI, something they thought only happened to other, more gullible people. "This is the first AI that has ever got me," read a top comment. "[How] is this not real," read another. "A few years ago I was laughing at my mother for believing ai," read another.

The bunny video — while possibly the most believable — is far from the only AI-generated animal video to go viral. There seems to be a whole genre of fake videos of people cleaning barnacles off of whales, for instance.

Or here's a mash-up of all the silly, fake doorbell-cam footage of animals. Faux surveillance footage of animals seems to be a new genre of AI slop, unfortunately.

So if you see unbelievable animal footage out there, then maybe don't, you know, believe it.