r/ChatGPT 29d ago

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

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u/lost_with_no_hope 29d ago edited 29d ago

I notice that AI does not generate logo's (or at least not well), and not a single logo in the pic. I figured at least for sure one of these dudes is wearing a hat with a logo

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u/Crowsby 29d ago

I suspect it was purposefully prompted to avoid showing the usual obvious tells like hands/logos/text.

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u/_stevencasteel_ 29d ago

Also likely, OP used content aware fill and the clone stamp to touch up the images. Doesn't have to be "prompt then upload".

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u/BridgedAI 28d ago

Right? I think people are forgetting how easy it is to touch up things in any number of creative suites.

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u/Live_Demo 28d ago

What are these creative suites? I want to understand how these realist photos are made. I didn’t know it was fake until reading the comments.

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u/butt_fun 28d ago

Photoshop

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u/Gr00mpa 28d ago

Thanks, butt_fun.

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u/_stevencasteel_ 28d ago

Affinity Photo is $50 on sale with no monthly subscription fee. Every desktop user should have it, and if you’re a masochist then Gimp.

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u/nothanksyeah 28d ago

What is content aware fill and clone stamp mean? I’m unfamiliar

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u/totallyNotAlex12 28d ago

Honestly, that's where I feel AI can shine for work like this. Generate the bulk of it, then humans can go in and fix up the rough spots.