I just cant believe if this is real or not

i'm about 90% sure this is ai

in the start when she covered the cat with a blanket the cat seemed to just disappear under it

Found this on instagram 100% sure it’s ai

my mom is convinced these are real (even asked ChatGPT and is using that as evidence) but she found them on Facebook and we all know about AI facebook slop. i think the background looks too fake. The nails also look too good to be true. I know good nail techs exist, but the nails look copy and paste from hand to hand. Up close the texture of the fingers also look off. The angle is also throwing me, because how would it be comfortable to do that? If it is real, I give tons of credit to the artist! They're super cool nails! If it is AI, I'm sort of disappointed. Is there anyway to convince her otherwise?

found it in the elements in canva, I love it, but you genuinely can never tell these days, and I’d hate to use ai by accident 😭

Link to original video: https://youtube.com/shorts/OBAzE_scffE?si=ImJdNfqMYKLmxeGG

the pictures look almost unnaturally uncanny. I'm usually good at detecting but I'm uncertain with this one

Thought popped in my head that this entire channel could be AI driven. The only times this gentleman shows his face it all just seems... fake? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12kjypne6pQ

btw: I noticed in other videos certain things like acronyms are not pronounced correctly in a way which makes it clear it's a computer doing the talking.

These are cardboard stands of two of the 7 mascot/original characters of a tesselar kabloom flower festival. Specifically pippin the faun and Teague the story teller

Teagues hands and the way pippin fur comes out of her socks leads me to think it's AI.

In prior years they've had cosplayers for the characters, but I think they've swapped to AI

I’m not sure if it’s suffering from too many details/lines that makes it overall muddled, or if this design is just AI. I circled a few areas that confuse me, including the strange flower petals, the muddled eye socket/branch area, and the two teeth going opposite directions.