I got 2 kittens a few years ago for my calico who liked watching kitten videos on YT. She did NOT like the kittens in person. We addressed her as Hissy Sissy to the kittens. The kittens had been weaned too early (due to their foster mama cat getting kitty flu pretty bad and the rescue had to quarantine her). So the kittens were all about trying to get to know Hissy Sissy. She had had a hard street life before we found her, and didn't trust other animals. I was swerved by her YT habits, but her kitten curiosity didn't extend to in-person kittens. Sadly her kidneys quit on her so I'll never know if she would have eventually warmed up to them.

"Background clutter"

It's an AI generated image and you found one of the best telltale signs of such. The background doesn't contain anything except what the image generator thinks should be in the background of an image.

Other signs are the broken patterns on the cat bed, and the individual hairs on each cat looking super jank and some abruptly ending. Also the bed is levitating over a concrete floor.

i for one actually don't think it's AI, i think it might just be a bag of cat toys with a handkercheif on it. The cats and the bed look much too sensible to be AI imo.

People who don't want AI generated social stories on their feeds.

There's a subreddit called NoSobStory that makes fun of posts that require context to be considered good content. The kitten being abandoned explains why people should care about the photo