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accident Motorbike Domino Effect

The video is fascinating but leaves me with a couple of questions: first, I don't understand where the camera was. It appears to be connected to the first motorcycle in the beginning, but at 11 seconds it's clear that the camera is separate from the motorcycle. The camera also swivels around at just the ideal moments, as if it's controlled by a person.

I also watched it twice and I still don't understand what caused the first rider to go off of his bike. If you're moving forward and your bike is suddenly stopped by a stationary object, then your body is going to move forward, not backward.

Obviously, I'm saying that this has to be AI.
 
The video is fascinating but leaves me with a couple of questions: first, I don't understand where the camera was. It appears to be connected to the first motorcycle in the beginning, but at 11 seconds it's clear that the camera is separate from the motorcycle. The camera also swivels around at just the ideal moments, as if it's controlled by a person.

I also watched it twice and I still don't understand what caused the first rider to go off of his bike. If you're moving forward and your bike is suddenly stopped by a stationary object, then your body is going to move forward, not backward.

Obviously, I'm saying that this has to be AI.
I believe the first bike was hit from behind, so the bike that eventually hit the bike in the distance. In total there were three bikes involved. The first one (with the cam attached, the second one, immediately behind the first one and hitting it, because the biker on the first looked around and stalled, and then number three, hit by the first one, crossing the road. The biker on 3 then limped off heading for his comrades. So far so good.
Leaves the position of the cam. Which is mystifying.
IF the cam would have been controlled by a person, there would have to be a bike number four with someone sitting on the back to film

From my own experiences with Ai video models I doubt whether this technology is sufficiently sophisticated to create this level of authenticity. But hey, no 100% certainty for me either. We'd need an expert for that. Or else the bikers.
 
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I believe the first bike was hit from behind, so the bike that eventually hit the bike in the distance. In total there were three bikes involved. The first one (with the cam attached, the second one, immediately behind the first one and hitting it, because the biker on the first looked around and stalled, and then number three, hit by the first one, crossing the road. The biker on 3 then limped off heading for his comrades. So far so good.
Leaves the position of the cam. Which is mystifying.
IF the cam would have been controlled by a person, there would have to be a bike number four with someone sitting on the back to film

From my own experiences with Ai video models I doubt whether this technology is sufficiently sophisticated to create this level of authenticity. But hey, no 100% certainty for me either. We'd need an expert for that. Or else the bikers.
I agree with you about the first bike getting hit from behind, but I don't understand the placement of the camera. Is there some new technology that allows for a camera to be mounted on a drone that can maintain a stable proximity from a vehicle? This certainly seems more realistic than any AI I have seen. It's mysterious.
 
Somewhere.... this insane sequence of happenings took place

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I agree with you about the first bike getting hit from behind, but I don't understand the placement of the camera. Is there some new technology that allows for a camera to be mounted on a drone that can maintain a stable proximity from a vehicle? This certainly seems more realistic than any AI I have seen. It's mysterious.
Oh yes, there is the "drone" option. But why would a bunch of bikers be filmed by a drone.
Though I must say that the limping guy was very "real".
At the moment trying to find footage that could shed a light on this issue, so where vids seem too real for Ai, yet "something" seems impossible.
 
Oh yes, there is the "drone" option. But why would a bunch of bikers be filmed by a drone.
Though I must say that the limping guy was very "real".
At the moment trying to find footage that could shed a light on this issue, so where vids seem too real for Ai, yet "something" seems impossible.
To be honest, people apparently film things that I would never film. They commit crimes, do other stupid things including embarrassing things, and then they share the video. I do stupid things every day but I don't make videos.
 
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