The videos (here, here, here, here, here) are now viral on social media. Some posts even claim it is from Bihar. Let's investigate the truth behind this footage.
Claim: Viral video shows a collapsed bridge in India.
fact: The video does not show the actual incident. It was created using artificial intelligence (AI) as confirmed by AI detection tools. Therefore, the argument is error.
A closer look at the viral video revealed some contradictions. In certain sections, movements of people and vehicles appear unnatural, and in some cases individuals appear to be merging each other. Such visual glitches are commonly found in content generated using artificial intelligence (AI) (here and here). These metrics strongly suggest that viral videos are likely to be generated.
To see the details, we performed a reverse image search for keyframes from virus videos. Guided by the same video that multiple users share on Facebook (here, here, here, here), the description explains that the video was created using artificial intelligence (AI).
To determine whether the video was generated by AI, we analyzed it using an AI detection tool hive. This indicated that there was a 99.9% chance that the video would be generated by AI.
Additionally, keyword searches have shown that several bridges have actually collapsed in Bihar recently. However, there is no match for the visuals seen in the viral video. Additionally, it has been confirmed that virus videos are generated by AI.
In summary, the collapse video of the virus bridge claimed to be from Bihar has been generated by AI.
