Viral video of building collapse with fire engines and rescuers is AI-generated
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Viral video of building collapse with fire engines and rescuers is AI-generated

Viral video of building collapse with fire engines and rescuers is AI-generated

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A video showing a building collapsing onto a busy street as firefighters and rescuers rush in is being shared as a real disaster. Fact-checkers say it is AI-generated. Frame-by-frame analysis shows cars and people appearing, disappearing and changing shape between frames.A video showing a building collapsing onto a busy street as firefighters and rescuers rush in is being shared as a real disaster. Fact-checkers say it is AI-generated. Frame-by-frame analysis shows cars and people appearing, disappearing and changing shape between frames.

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The viral clip, shot from a high angle, shows debris falling from a building onto parked cars while fire engines, firefighters in helmets and people in high-visibility vests move about the street. Fact-checkers compared consecutive frames and found clear signs that the video was made with AI tools rather than filmed. In one sequence, a car and the people around it change position and form between frames. In another, a person walking on the road suddenly turns into a group of people. In a third, a group standing in the middle of the street is replaced by a car that was not there moments before. Real video does not behave this way. The clip shows no verifiable location, landmarks or credible news reports of such an incident. AI-generated disaster videos are increasingly used to spread panic or misinformation, so dramatic footage should be checked for inconsistencies and against credible news reports before being shared.

The viral clip, shot from a high angle, shows debris falling from a building onto parked cars while fire engines, firefighters in helmets and people in high-visibility vests move about the street. Fact-checkers compared consecutive frames and found clear signs that the video was made with AI tools rather than filmed. In one sequence, a car and the people around it change position and form between frames. In another, a person walking on the road suddenly turns into a group of people. In a third, a group standing in the middle of the street is replaced by a car that was not there moments before. Real video does not behave this way. The clip shows no verifiable location, landmarks or credible news reports of such an incident. AI-generated disaster videos are increasingly used to spread panic or misinformation, so dramatic footage should be checked for inconsistencies and against credible news reports before being shared.