A video (here, here, and here) is being shared online, showing a machine that cuts paddy, auto-unloads the harvested crop, and even shows a person cooking food on it. It is being claimed that it’s a Chinese invention capable of all these tasks. We will fact-check this claim through this article.
Claim: This video shows a Chinese multipurpose machine that can harvest paddy, unload the crop, and has space for one to cook onboard.
Fact: The video is AI-generated and does not show a real machine. It was posted by a Thai content creator and has no basis in actual agricultural technology. Hence, the claim made in the post is False.
To verify the claim, we conducted a reverse image search on the internet using several key frames from the viral video. This search led us to the same clip that was uploaded on 5 October 2025 by an Instagram account named “Siminarongsak.” This page contained many such videos.
We also found the same video on their Facebook page. This page contains a ‘Digital Creator’ label in its ‘Intro’ section. Additionally, we also found the same video on a YouTube channel affiliated with this account. The uploader included an AI hashtag in the description of the video, which indicates it is a digital creation.
Additionally, we observed that at certain points in the video, the rod located on the upper part of the machine appears to be almost penetrating the person sitting on it. Such discrepancies are common in AI-generated content.
To check whether the video was generated using Artificial Intelligence tools, we ran the video through Hive, an AI content detection tool, which flagged the video as 99.8% likely to be generated by AI.
To sum up, the viral clip does not show a real, Chinese multipurpose paddy machine. It is a digitally created video created using AI and shared with misleading claims.
