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AI-Generated Video of Rabbits on Trampoline Deceives Social Media Users
Brussels, Belgium – August 5, 2025 – A viral video circulating on social media platforms, especially TikTok, depicting six rabbits seemingly enjoying a trampoline session has been debunked as a fabrication created using artificial intelligence (AI). The video gained significant traction, leading many viewers to believe the footage was genuine.
the video, initially observed with six rabbits, features a moment around the seven-second mark where one rabbit, highlighted by a yellow frame in the original analysis, appears to disappear, leaving onyl five visible. This anomaly, along with the overall unrealistic nature of the scene, prompted further investigation.
Fact-checkers at RMG (Rรฉseau des Mรฉdias Gรฉrรฉs), a Belgian media network, confirmed the video’s artificial origin. The footage was not captured with a camera but generated using AI technology. Similar AI-generated videos featuring rabbits and trampolines have surfaced online, notably a video posted by TikTok user @mr.d640 (https://www.tiktok.com/@mr.d640/video/7532490853453925654?q=rabits%20trampoline&t=1753964194234).
The Rise of AI-Generated Content and Misinformation
This incident highlights a growing concern: the increasing sophistication and accessibility of AI tools capable of creating highly realistic, yet entirely fabricated, content. The ability to generate convincing videos raises significant challenges for media literacy and the fight against misinformation. Experts at the University of Leuven’s AI Lab have noted a 300% increase in publicly available AI video generation tools in the past year alone.
The ease with which these videos can be created and disseminated underscores the need for critical evaluation of online content.Users are encouraged to be skeptical of videos that appear too