Raw LLM Responses

Is it just me or do AI videos stick out like a sore thumb? I can't point to the direct reason, but I can instantly tell when something is AI.  My friends feel this way too. One night me and two of my friends decided to test out thoughts. We each made 4 groups of videos with 5 videos in each group. Each person got 4 groups; two from each person. We uploaded the videos to a friends server to make sure our links were as uniformed as possible. Each person picked a random letter so they would name their "1at" with "a, b, c, d" representing the groups. Then we all watched them and guess if they were AI, wouldn't trust, or real life. Every single AI video was labeled either "AI" or "wouldn't trust". Of the 60 videos shared 37 of them were AI and 23 were real life. 7 AI videos were labeled "wouldn't trust" with 30 videos being absolutely "AI". The interesting part came on our 27 "real life videos". 8 of them were mislabelled as "wouldn't trust" with 4 being labeled as "AI" with only 11 videos being labeled real life. We tried to limit any bias so we took random steps to avoid this. We used a selection box instead of typing and once we labelled each video we couldn't see the previous results. We also took a 15 minute break in-between without using technology. It was a really fun process/game we did. We plan on doing it again, but now we want to add videos that are AI and real life. While I do think AI videos will always set of our internal " Spidey tingles" I think just AI muddling the waters will work to make us distrust real videos. To me being able to tell if a video is AI or not is equivalent to not being able to tell if a video is real life or not. If we aren't able to tell if a video is real life that will end up having the same affects of not being able to tell if AI is real life or not.