Nepal

[McLovin32]

Hi grok, is this real or AI?

"It appears to be real footage.The video shows a group of people on a rocky shoreline who get caught and tumbled by a powerful surge/wave. The water dynamics, how people scramble, fall, and get carried (in different directions and at different rates), the clothing details, phone-holding behaviors, and overall chaotic physics look consistent with genuine viral clips of sneaker waves or high-surf incidents on rocky coasts."

https://x.com/i/grok/share/1364b35eacfa4e43a4277ccfcfcd404f

I'll be damned. Wild. I saw a video yesterday of someone drowning and an elephant went out and saved him. Immediately knew it was AI.

The people making fake videos of this shid just to get clicks deserve to be slapped in the damn face.

 

[RockyMtNole]

Crazy they are reporting finding bodies 65 miles away

 

[TrooneyLoons]

I'll be damned. Wild. I saw a video yesterday of someone drowning and an elephant went out and saved him. Immediately knew it was AI.

The people making fake videos of this shid just to get clicks deserve to be slapped in the damn face.

Where's that video of the Mongol ripped-in-half you were bragging about?

Pony up, fella!

 

[BelemNole]

That has to be AI, right?

It's from a tidal bore, not the disaster the other day.

 

[TigerGrowls]

Mother nature is undefeated. Some of the videos looked like sci-fi.

 

[fsu1jreed]

 

[PalmettoTiger1]

damn. if that video is real, all those people running had no chance.

I saw the video and said the same thing

No way ANY OF THOSE PEOPLE SURVIVED