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How to recognize "AI"-generated pictures?
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Spotting errors like fingers is getting harder, however, what I usually notice now (and look for) is a 'glossiness' that they have. The AI images tend to have this sheen. Including on surfaces that would otherwise be matte, or even shinier surfaces that would normally be a bit less shiny. It's as though a filter has been applied over it to make it more slick (like both oil slick slick and 'professional' slick slick).
Do you have examples of the glossiness?
None handy, I'll comment in your other post if I come across any good examples.