AI camera trained to alert when it sees people. The filtering added onto it probably intentionally tries to make things look like people.
AI cameras do that. They have active filtering that tries to minimize bitrate to spider webs and snow and car headlights, and will try to give more bitrate to things it thinks are people and animals.
I have a nest camera that does exactly that. You can see the I-Frame jerk every 2 seconds on the background but the neighbor’s cat sitting at the front door is rocksteady and moves fluidly.
It might be related to the strange coincidence of how UFOs and Nessie became even more elusive just as everyone started carrying a high-resolution, auto-focus camera with them all of the time.
It was bats. Bats I tell you.
Didn’t you hear, there are no naturally bipedal animals in Texas. No birds etc… None at all…
Or how, even in the current golden age of amateur astrophotography, amateur astronomers never see or film UFOs.
Behold, a man!
This is today’s WINNER!
Black and white security cameras in the 21st Century when we were promised jetpacks, flying cars and moon resorts. Can we at least get that unpredictably performing singing and dancing frog?
That’s a clear sign that the Matrix is glitched.
Ecce Protong!
Aren’t the Birds all Deep Gov Surveillance Drones these days?
Wood elves. They diminished and went to the west.
Behold! A man!
Looks like a cat fight. One cat is standing on its hind legs, the other cat is tracking sideways to always face the standing cat, and thereby is always perpendicular to the plane of the camera.
Pretty sure it’s a pair of the aliens from this Larson cartoon
The world might be a better place if certain “leaders” were picked up by their heads and shaken vigorously.
Laugh if you like, but unless The Witness takes measures, he’s gonna end up with a pyramid or henge in his driveway. You can see from the map that the event happened on an Energy Line. Also, UFObigfootNessieESPghostBermudaTriangle.