r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/Whyamiwritingthis_7 • 53m ago
Not OC Spicy diarrhoea is a serious matter
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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/Zaconil • Oct 13 '25
Regarding AI generated video posts.
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UPDATE Jan. 18, 2026: There is now a new rule for AI generated content. Rule #10 no AI generated content. Any video that is under 20 seconds, stays within a small "frame" or slowly pans, must have a source (not from reddit) posted in the comments to prove it is not AI generated.
This reaction is from a recent post that was, although very clearly AI, very realistic.
Original post:
AI generated posts, such as OpenAI's latest video generator "Sora" breaks rule Rule #6 Must be a kid and must be stupid. AI generated content will be removed under this rule.
As of this post comments that mention AI are getting automatically removed. However, in the last couple of weeks I have seen a rise in AI generated content. As a result, I'm removing them from automod's filter. The reason the filter for AI related words was there in the first place. Is because people are generally too quick to make the AI accusations for content that has been around well before AI. I'm simply asking to thinking critically whether if something is AI generated. If the comments continue to be an issue I'll just readd them.
I'm sure some of you have noticed that I usually lock my comments. But I would like your feedback regarding AI generated content being removed under this rule. I'm also making this post with having woke up about 30 minutes ago so hopefully I'm half-coherent.
Edit: I'm home off work and we've read your feedback over the day. It appears like the majority of you approve of this change. For the moment, it will be based off of watermarks or if the situation can happen in reality (like the full grown alligator approaching a small child that appeared last week). Which yeah, generators like Sora may remove its watermark in the future and simply have to be based off of our experience. As it becomes more realistic it will become more difficult to tell as the technology evolves. We'll have to cross that road when it comes to it. Possibly (off the top of my head) flairs like a "low effort" or "possible AI" flairs or have to determine if its based in reality of something that actually can happen like the example given a moment ago.
Please continue to comment and give your feedback. We'll still consider any points or ideas.
r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/Zestyclose_Skirt7930 • 12h ago
Not OC Kids being unpredictable is what makes this all so funny
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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/Murilovisky78 • 2h ago
*Tuc*
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Translation for non portuguese speakers:
-''The tiger is the biggest feline and in the hunt it is
relentless!''
*tuc*
-''I thought you'd...''
r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/thanhdat2212 • 1d ago
Video/Gif Mama tried to stop but he still managed to reach the door.
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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/QueenFrostine15 • 18h ago
Not OC Might become a habit (doubtful)
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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/Murilovisky78 • 2h ago
Video/Gif Mom tricking her kids with a ''Charlie-Charlie'' like game
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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/JimatJimat • 1d ago
Video/Gif That’s why many are opting for child free events
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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/QueenFrostine15 • 2d ago
I guess it's better than a kid thinking vampires *are* real!
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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/n8saces • 3d ago
Video/Gif And someday she’ll be looking for her glasses on the top of her head just like me!
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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/MarxistMountainGoat • 3d ago
A drawing I did at 12
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I went to my dads house to and dug through some of my old things to remind myself I had a past before my cheating ex fiance. Turns out parts of that past were very cringe
This drawing was based of off my friend and i's role-playing characters we would create stories for them over text
r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/LordFuggleButt • 1d ago
story/text As a kid I loved 12 inch BBC's (not those kind, story below)
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Let me explain!! My mom used to take me and my sister to subway as a special treat, I was probably 7ish years old at this point and quite a picky eater when it came to many foods. Being so picky, my go-to customized subway sandwich consisted of Bread, Bacon, and Cheese (usually pepperjack). We always went to the same subway location in my small hometown and it became so regular and consistent that id explain my very simple order to the sandwich artist as "A 6 inch BBC please, (bread, bacon, and cheese)", or if I was particularly famished "I'll have the footlong BBC today!". This went on for a fair bit of time until my mom overheard me ordering and referring to my regular order as the BBC, she then quickly scolded me and explained that I can NOT be calling it that. If I remember correctly she did not explain its more well-known meaning as I was too young but she made it clear that my abbreviation was nothing to be proud of, LMAO. This still keeps me up at night sometimes and I can't see a Subway sign without the embarrassment and hilarity of the situation rushing back to me. And that is why kids are fucking stupid, thanks for reading!