• TachyonTele_Esq@piefed.social
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    23 days ago

    These are what’s called stock photos. Photographers take thousands of these and sell them to companies to use in ads and other media.

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      It seems to me any place where you might expect stock photos might be AI these days, because it’s trendy to use AI and may be seen as cheaper than paying for stock photos.

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      If I posted that to every asklemmy question I didn’t care about, I’d be very busy. What is the point of posting that rather than ignoring a question you don’t care about?

      Personally I think there is value in people trying to discern what is and isn’t AI and developing those skills.

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        Yeah it’s actually my 10yo daughter who sent me this image and asked me if it’s AI. I’m teaching her to be on the lookout for ai generated images so that she can stay vigilant and not fall for scams using ai images to create a narrative.

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    23 days ago

    I think where the flower pattern doesn’t match, one of the photos is flipped horizontally

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      Not trying to be mean, but when’s the last time you spent any time with a kid around that age? My toddler is doing things along those lines with her hands in ever picture I have of her.

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        Things like missing fingers? I don’t think you quite understand what they were getting at.

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          I mean, given the poses they could be perfectly normal hands, with the pinky finger tucked in (very very common for kids to do that, as the person you replied to was suggesting).