Can AI Do What Jesus Enrique Rosas Does?

July 8, 2025

Just a dinobaby without smart software. I am sufficiently dull without help from smart software.

I learned about a YouTube video via a buried link in a story in my newsfeed. The video is titled “Analysis of Jeffrey Epstein’s Cell Block Video Released by the FBI.” I know little about Mr. Rosas. He is a body language “expert.” I know zero about this field. He gives away a book about body language, and I assume that he gets inquiries and sells services. He appears to have developed what he calls a Knesix Code. He does not disclose his academic background.

But …

His video analysis of the Epstein surveillance camera data makes clear that Sr. Rosas has an eye for detail. Let me cite two examples:

First, he notes that in some of the footage released by the FBI, a partial image of a video editing program’s interface appears. Not only does it appear, but the image appears in several separate sectors of the FBI-released video. Mr. Rosas raises the possibility that the FBI footage (described as unaltered) was modified.

Here is an example of that video editing “tell” or partial image:

Second, Sr. Rosas spots a time gap in the FBI video. Here’s where the “glitch” appears:

How much is missing from the unedited video file? More than a minute.

Observations:

I feed the interface image into a couple of smart software systems. None was able to identify the specific program’s interface from the partial image
Mr. Rosas’ analysis identified two interesting anomalies in the video
The allegedly unedited video appears to have been edited.

Net net: AI is not able to do what Sr. Rosas did. I do not want to speculate how “no videos” became this one video. I do not want to speculate why an unedited video contains two editing indications. I don’t want to think much about Jeffrey Epstein, the kiddie trafficking, and the individuals associating with him. I will stick with my observation, “AI does not seem to have the ability to do what Sr. Rosas did.”

Stephen E Arnold, July 8, 2025

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Government, News, Open source, Rich media

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