Shimmer! Thats a great descriptive word for it. Its something i always notice and give away the game. Its what tells me i am looking at i before i have studied the image for weird errors.
I work in marketing so I look at a LOT of stock photos. And every time I go, “Ah yeah AI garbage”, i find the source date is from 1990s or something. So my paranoia is way up there now where I don’t think I’m going to be able to tell in a few years.
I wonder if those dates are always accurate. Is the source date something searchable or likely to come up in results when a user searches for something “90s”? Maybe it really is AI garbage that’s just tagged 90s.
all entirely whole pepperoni slices and far too many of them to be mass-market or chain pizza… and no burnt bits anywhere. it wasn’t even modeled after a real slice.
Yeah, that AI “shimmer” makes it really obvious, but I have to admit that I’ve been tricked some recently.
like a photo of a plastic replica run through 500% strength instagram filters
Shimmer! Thats a great descriptive word for it. Its something i always notice and give away the game. Its what tells me i am looking at i before i have studied the image for weird errors.
I work in marketing so I look at a LOT of stock photos. And every time I go, “Ah yeah AI garbage”, i find the source date is from 1990s or something. So my paranoia is way up there now where I don’t think I’m going to be able to tell in a few years.
The models are trained with a lot of stock photos.
I wonder if those dates are always accurate. Is the source date something searchable or likely to come up in results when a user searches for something “90s”? Maybe it really is AI garbage that’s just tagged 90s.
all entirely whole pepperoni slices and far too many of them to be mass-market or chain pizza… and no burnt bits anywhere. it wasn’t even modeled after a real slice.