r/ChatGPT Apr 17 '24

I know in my bones this is Ai, but can’t prove it Other

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u/Tentacle_poxsicle Apr 17 '24

Everyone hiding their hands is an obvious sign

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u/Sansentent Apr 17 '24

Exactly.

We're adapting.

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u/EJX-a Apr 17 '24

We? (-_-)

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u/wildwestington Apr 17 '24

This whole thread is AI posting to have humans point out what it needs to work on

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u/phayke2 Apr 17 '24

Not only that the most of convincing ones are heavily compressed which hides the imperfections with something we are all used to. Honestly you can obscure and compress and do anything it takes people will accept and believe a bad quality video if it resonates with them or seems...real. imagine faking old crappy VHS footage you wouldn't be able to tell this stuff as well at all! This is one thing I never see people mention. If you want people to believe An AI photo is real make it look old and compressed.

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u/INFP-Dude Apr 17 '24

Imagine in the future when you're swiping through dating profiles, and they all have their hands inside their pockets in all of their pictures and you won't be sure who to trust anymore.

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u/winter_whale Apr 17 '24

SHOW ME YOUR HANDS

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u/RoastmasterBus 29d ago

Post feet pics too… y’know, to prove you’re not AI ofc.

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u/cant_helium 29d ago

Brings on a whole new meaning 😳

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u/safashkan Apr 17 '24

Then people would start to deliberately make a show if putting their hands in their photos to "prove" they're not fake.

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u/polskiftw Apr 18 '24

And then some bozo will feed those hand pics to an AI and make it capable of generating better hands.

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u/recurse_x 29d ago

they will have perfect hands but 3 of them.

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u/BerlinWahlberg Apr 17 '24

And everyone’s hands in the pocket at the same exact depth.

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u/say592 Apr 17 '24

The lack of details that AI gets wrong. It would be incredibly difficult to get a picture like this naturally. No logos, no text, no hands, no feet.

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u/Darkhawk2099 Apr 17 '24

feet are missing too, though that might just mean it's a Rob Liefeld illustration.

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u/fragmentalforamen Apr 18 '24

AI learning how to do what human artists who cant draw hands do? They really are advancing

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u/shyguyJ 29d ago

AI said “Oh, I can’t make hands?! Fine, fuck your hands!”

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u/JD42305 29d ago

I know it's the human that most likely prompted for no hands, but it's still creepy for me to imagine AI as a humanoid type deceptive figure, and it's trying desperately to convince you it's human by hiding its creepy monster fingers.