Tiktok has over 200 million views and people are questioning what is realistic and what isn't. Viral AI video of bunny bouncing off a trampoline raided the internet this week.
“I just checked my home security cam… I think the guest performers are back,” reads the caption, tagged with a ring doorbell camera. The adorable video is in the style of a CCTV camera, starting with a group of bunnies on the edge of a backyard trampoline, miraculously starting to all start bouncing together.
I didn't know how much it would take to see the bunny jumping to the trampoline. pic.twitter.com/1zn7uapshd
– greg (@greg16676935420) July 28, 2025
It followed a similar viral video of a bear bouncing off a trampoline, and tricked people into believing it was real. Both videos have been added to them to make them look more realistic.
It's Friday, “a bear casually jumping onto a trampoline for night chat.” pic.twitter.com/7jfzvutsvj
– j∅kërkîng👑 (@j0ker937) July 25th, 2025
“You're being scamed when you're old,” one person writes under the bunny video. “This is the first AI to win me,” writes Leenie24.
This video delivers almost complete authenticity with the exception of a few details. At the beginning of the video, one of the bunnies has two heads, but the most obvious prize is the second half of the video when one of the bunnies disappears from view.
“People want to believe, and the fact that it is a generated AI is causing a widespread crisis among people who thought that AI slops would only trick their parents.” 404 Media This points out that it is more difficult to find a bunny video as a fake, due to the security camera style that hides some of the video's flaws.
However, it is certainly only a matter of time before these twists are resolved and AI video can be roughly described as real videos. It's like Google is releasing more impressive models like VEO 3, and will be fooled by synthetic content more regularly in the near future.
2. It looked like a normal video… (141 million views on Tiktok) pic.twitter.com/yun1ccho4b
– Gina Acosta (@ginacosta_) July 30, 2025
One X user has compiled a series of disturbing AI videos that have become a virus on Tiktok, including the world's largest dog called the Titan. These videos often have long, perhaps AI-generated explanations to try and make them more persuasive.
Another video of a seagull sitting on the hood of a car watching French fries looks realistic enough until it smashes the window to grab it.
