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This may seem like a weird post from a website that solely uses fake A. I. Generated images and videos. However we think there is a distinction between having a little fun with the creative process and programs available while telling everyone it is fake. Compared with someone creating social media platforms telling the world it is them in the pictures including creating pay for fan sites and chat platforms.
A.I. images are getting very VERY good. Yet it still does get things wrong....something we have showcased with our attempts gone awry.
Below look at the seat-belt:
Then there is this one with the raw steaks on the plate:
So this is more about awareness than to criticize the images. However it does lead to a morals question i guess. Should platforms request that "Personalities" that are completely A. I. Generated be labeled as Fake or A.I. Generated?
Returning to our opening line about the hypocrisy in us being the ones to ask the question..... Keep in mind we put it everywhere that the imagery we create is fake. We do so here, on YouTube, Facebook, X/twitter. So while we do want to share the results from Text to image A.I., this exerciser has also a been a little bit of a warning. SERIOUSLY be careful out there.
Taken from a good University Report:
Spotting AI-generated Images
The lines between real and AI-generated visuals can blur, but thoughtful observation can help you tell them apart. Here are a few ways you may be able to spot AI-generated images.
Details and inconsistencies: AI struggles with details, especially in hands, faces, and textures. Look for inconsistencies like extra fingers too many teeth, unnatural blending of skin tones, and overly smooth textures, which can be signs of AI generation. Similarly, images created with AI often exhibit visual biases and use stereotypes when depicting people.
Distortions: Look for unusual details within the image itself, particularly in the image’s less prominent features. AI-generated images often exhibit subtle distortions or anomalies, such as mismatched earrings, warped backgrounds, and nonsensical text. Watch for unusual or unexpected patterns, unrealistic lighting, or strange items within the image.
Reverse image search: Conduct a reverse image search to trace the image's origin. If it circulates widely on social media but doesn’t appear on reputable sites, view it with caution as AI-generated images can spread quickly without proper verification. AI-generated images can create convincing narratives, so it’s critical to verify the authenticity of the event depicted in the image through credible sources.
Check metadata: If possible, access the image's metadata or source information. Look for mentions of AI tools or stock photo services specializing in AI generation.
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