I think the majority of videos where you can see the engine of the missle coming in are AI generated.
You should only see it on interceptors as they fire their rockets during the early part of launch.
I think what happens, is when a strike happens, then Iran’s AI propaganda teams generate a video of that strike as a way to drive fear. Or they take an existing video and alter it to make it look like the spectator watched it come in.
In the other video it is clear that the trail behind is is exhaust gasses. The reason they look like fire is because the heat of the missile is coloring everything red. You can replay this video slowly and clearly see the trail is not on fire.
I think the majority of videos where you can see the engine of the missle coming in are AI generated.
You should only see it on interceptors as they fire their rockets during the early part of launch.
I think what happens, is when a strike happens, then Iran’s AI propaganda teams generate a video of that strike as a way to drive fear. Or they take an existing video and alter it to make it look like the spectator watched it come in.
https://lemmy.world/post/44586912
They must have some good AI then. Better than the one generating Netanyahu videos
True that. Iran is leagues ahead of the west in terms of propaganda and PR.
Its also not that hard to add some flares onto actual strike footage to make it look more scary or impressive.
In the other video it is clear that the trail behind is is exhaust gasses. The reason they look like fire is because the heat of the missile is coloring everything red. You can replay this video slowly and clearly see the trail is not on fire.
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No, Israhell is far ahead
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