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How to recognize "AI"-generated pictures?
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you mostly can't, it'll be even harder in 6 months and anyone who really says otherwise is coping
As of now, most AI pics have a weird saturation and are weird on little random details. But if you traveled back in time to 2018 and showed people those pictures, 99% of them wouldn't even bat an eye. And even those issues will be quickly solved
I don't disagree that it's rapidly going to become more difficult, but to say that you can't currently? I don't think I or any other young person I know has ever fallen for an ai image.
What can be difficult to spot in the same way that good CGI is, is when human efforts combine with ai.