AI-generated art check thread

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Mayhem-Chan said:

You can't tell me that those, especially the first two, look like anything other than half-assed/braindead paint-over AI, there's a limit to what "hands are hard" can explain, and no human genuinely draws them like that

In their draft, they had much clearer depictions of what the hands were doing. Yes hands are hard and the artist completely lost their clue when coloring.

https://files.catbox.moe/1re4hv.jpeg

https://files.catbox.moe/jbcam7.jpeg

If they traced from any existing image, why would they actively change the contours?

And in this one below, if they traced "braindeadly", why took so many steps back and forth on the arms and sleeves, why was her hair not interrupting her bra's or arm's contour? Speaking of, the hair loop is a design feature.

https://files.catbox.moe/b3cfcx.gif

Lastly, why was it even necessary for them to "generatively" or "iteratively" get the shadings right and also make minor adjustments to the contours in the meantime, if they could just trace from an AI image?

https://files.catbox.moe/rmwv04.gif

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although i reckon it deserves ai-assited tag, i'm not sure as no evidence the aritst used any generated stuff on their pixiv. what do you think?

i reckon because i suppose it's traced an ai generated image as it's got the "face", some weird hair flow (seen like just near her left shoulder), missing fingers, messed lace for her left shoe, missing shoe lace ends for her right shoe.
some of those features would also apply for the other images of the artist.

miyaco said:

post #6631597
although i reckon it deserves ai-assited tag, i'm not sure as no evidence the aritst used any generated stuff on their pixiv. what do you think?

i reckon because i suppose it's traced an ai generated image as it's got the "face", some weird hair flow (seen like just near her left shoulder), missing fingers, messed lace for her left shoe, missing shoe lace ends for her right shoe.
some of those features would also apply for the other images of the artist.

ai-assisted is the appropriate tag. vector_trace might also apply. Would wait for a third opinion though.

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There's a strange full-image filter applied which produces a ghosting effect; its most noticeable by her right shoulder, earring, and the stem of the wine glass. For some reason the filter was applied after they added their twitter username, as it is affected as well. The filter introduces obvious artifacts which obfuscates the issue of whether the image was AI-generated, which may or may not have been the intent. The filter may be there to suggest the viewer has been drugged.

That said, the view through the empty part of the wine glass is inconsistent with what is behind it, and her ear is discolored, smudged and muddy, as is her collarbone.

I think preview_(preview0) has been using AI lately.
Paid rewards have multiple hints of an image being upscaled (aliasing, halos around contours, blocky texture despite being PNGs) and painted over in some places, it looks ai-assisted to me.

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  • inconsistent window heights
  • the bag's straps don't connect with the bag
  • the desk on the bottom right has a different design than the one on the bottom left. The chair(?) seems odd too, isn't it placed incorrectly relative to the classroom?

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  • there is an angle in the wall top-right which disappears behind her hand
  • the shelf with the rubber duck seems to be attached to both walls, but doesn't match the angle

post #6639265

  • check the wall bottom left above the laundry, it looks like a division in the wall, but as you look up in turns into the side of a door perhaps? It doesn't make sense to me

feline_lump said:

Errors and badly drawn details are not the same thing as AI.

In case that was referring to my comment, what I was talking about looked like someone who can’t draw crudely painted over something in the image, which seems pretty common with non-artists trying to fix something in AI art.

kittey said:

In case that was referring to my comment, what I was talking about looked like someone who can’t draw crudely painted over something in the image, which seems pretty common with non-artists trying to fix something in AI art.

Brush strokes are visible in the rest of the image, and it's already been shown above that the artist can draw by hand (another more obvious example here). There are various signs of AI artists that can overlap with signs of artists cutting corners to post on Twitter every week.

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