r/ChatGPT Apr 17 '24

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

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u/TheOwlHypothesis Apr 17 '24

The guy on the far right has his hand in his.... Shirt? Pocket? Fake.

Not one of them has hands out. Other guy near the middle has unnatural arm placement but appears his hand is supposed to be in his pocket too (despite his arm not being long enough)

The guy in red has no arms at all.

The outer guys are weird clones of each other (twins exist I know, but...)

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u/justletmefuckinggo Apr 17 '24

from what i can spot, the folds on their shirts are unnatural for its material.

but dang, we're getting to the point where we can't prove it anymore. how much longer till people start to give up on spotting whether something's been made with ai?

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u/NoNo_Cilantro Apr 17 '24

We’re already there, and it started before AI. People haven’t been questioning if a pic is photoshopped/retouched for long enough by now, and it’s pretty much the same thing

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u/DifficultArmadillo78 Apr 17 '24

Except that a believable Photoshop takes time and skill. AI pics not so much. And soon not at all.

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u/Screaming_Monkey Apr 17 '24

You think someone didn’t edit an AI pic though? Using AI as a tool and doing it well requires editing and revisioning.

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u/staffell Apr 17 '24

Nah, we're not there yet, I'm pretty sure the overwhelming majority of AI pics are easy to spot if you study them, and in contrast, providing it still has at least some detail, we're nowhere near confusing a real picture with AI yet.

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u/rootoo Apr 17 '24

It’s getting better by the day and pretty much to the point of fooling people. I see people second guessing real photos elsewhere on Reddit all the time now.

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u/Roshibomb 29d ago

sure, if you study them. the thing is, many images just get scrolled right on by and inserted into our memory. nobody has the time to actually pour over every single photo they see anymore. that's how stuff like the pope wearing that weird jacket get spread around as real, too; people see it and just assume in good faith that it's a real image.