Viral video of newborn with moustache-like hair and chin hair draws AI claims online

Many videos go viral on social media every day. Some leave people astonished and others set off laughter. A video of a newborn baby is now widely discussed online. The child appears to have a moustache and hair on the chin. Many people expressed surprise at the video, while some said it was the work of AI.

In the viral video, a newborn is seen lying on a bed with a blue sheet in what looks like a hospital room. The baby is wrapped in a towel and has black hair on the head. In the clip the baby sometimes opens its eyes and sometimes moves its neck. When a woman touches the baby, a faint smile also seems to appear on its face.

What is drawing the most attention, however, is the moustache-like shape on the baby's face and the hair on the chin. Because of the baby's serious expression, people are comparing it to a grown man. This is why the video has become a talking point on social media.

According to the available information, the video was shared on TikTok by a user named @Chevisjunior. It then went viral on other social media platforms as well. The discussion grew when a user named @Niinameelah shared the video on X.

However, there is no firm information on where exactly the baby was born, when the video went viral, or whether the visuals are real or were created artificially. The claim that the baby was actually born with a moustache therefore cannot be made with certainty.

Netizens are divided over the video. Some are surprised to see a moustache on the baby's face, while others say the video was made with the help of AI. One user asked how this could be possible. Another user called it an AI video and asked how people come to believe it. One user gave a humorous reply by comparing the baby's moustache with their own. Many wrote that AI had gone too far.

Overall, the video of the newborn said to have a moustache and chin hair has stirred curiosity on social media. But until the truth of the video and the real story behind it become clear, it would not be right to accept its visuals as genuine.