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Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crash
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this post was submitted on 22 Dec 2025
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The dogs coming to the rescue part was a joke but I don't think the video is AI. could be wrong
the car kind of zaps into existance way after the tunnel. the camera work is way too smooth considering what happened if compared against known videos of people filming this happen. also ejected guy gets dragged away with his legs in a sitting position but on his back. Shit's off
He has no legs when getting dragged away. You're seeing a stump. He's in his seat still, the entire seat was ripped from the car.
Everything else looks like auto stabilization built in modern smart phones imo. The biggest tell it's real is looking where all the people are at the start and where the end up when they get to the crash. Watch the shadow of the guy to the left. AI ain't good enough yet to capture that
Also the audio
I'm looking at it frame-by-frame and it seems legitimate. There's a guy wearing a YoungLA t-shirt and the text is stable and not warping as the camera wips to the left to follow the car. The car's headlights are visible in the dark of the tunnel before entering the light as well.