TikTok AI detection is getting better: go absurd, not realistic
IndraVahan · x · 2026-11-05
A practical tip for AI video creators: TikTok and Instagram's native AI-detection has gotten considerably better, with most generated videos flagged with an "AI media" notice and accounts throttled after 2-3 violations. Diffusion output is detectable, so chasing photorealism is a losing battle — the author advises going in the opposite direction and embracing absurd, impossible-to-exist content.
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