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Oh I just noticed the AI artifacts, the powerlines and license plate in particular
Powerlines on top are continuous. Either part of the image is AI modified or the AI is really good.
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And this is when I banned OP...
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Nice Indian license plate. I too like to fuse my license plate with my car, which is in turn, as the old Hindu texts command, fused with a bike.
Take your AI slop somewhere else pls
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Maybe I’m wrong and my AI detection is bad, but the quality of the rest of the text in that image compared to the license plate makes me think this was just a shitty clone stamp cover up job to hide the and of the plate number.
Edit: upon further looking the power lines do seem weird. But I still think the text alone doesn’t give it away. But I haven’t kept up with image models this past year. I guess the text behaves differently now
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The glaringly obvious one to me is the car melding into the cycle. I didn't even need to open the image fully to notice that. Also the left side of the cycle which just says "Hub"
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Like I said in my other comment, maybe I’m just really missing the obvious, but that wheel looks to be part of the food cart. You gotta remember phones have been doing computational photography as part of the image processing for years. Weird things can happen without any AI involvement
Maybe I’m really missing the obvious here, but I’m a little worried we will overcorrect at some point and start accusing everything of being AI. Especially as image models get better.
Hank Green gives a great example of this where a rocket landing that looks odd was misclassified by many as AI despite it being real
EDIT: I think the best alternative reason I can present for the weird part of the image is that it’s a screenshot of street maps. There are two images stitched together where the cart and cart meet. The cart is moving slow so it doesn’t make it to the second image, and the white car moves relative to the first car slightly in the second image, making the bumper weird. It does feel like I’m grasping here. It’s probably AI.
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Would eat street food from a cart called 'cornhub' though.
Elotes, fried corn bread, and like an hfcs sweetened beverage? Dude.
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Nice Indian license plate. I too like to fuse my license plate with my car, which is in turn, as the old Hindu texts command, fused with a bike.
Take your AI slop somewhere else pls
You are quite the AI detection genius!. This physical picture had black magic marker on it and I used remove object to clean it up. Now you have a dozen ppl arguing about this Being AI. What if it was?
THIS IS A SHIT POST JFC
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Maybe I’m wrong and my AI detection is bad, but the quality of the rest of the text in that image compared to the license plate makes me think this was just a shitty clone stamp cover up job to hide the and of the plate number.
Edit: upon further looking the power lines do seem weird. But I still think the text alone doesn’t give it away. But I haven’t kept up with image models this past year. I guess the text behaves differently now
You could not be more wrong.
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This post has 109 points and 98% upvotes.
It means 110+ people who saw this either didn't notice or didn't care that it's AI.
Those of us who notice this and are bothered by it are sadly a severe minority it seems.
It means most people know what sub they are in.
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I saw the number plate ,but thought it was just smudged to preserve privacy. Only after reading comments I looked closer and yes AI.
I have the physical picture here on my desk, It had black marker on it. I used a remove object app to remove it in 3 places. AI? LOL
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The glaringly obvious one to me is the car melding into the cycle. I didn't even need to open the image fully to notice that. Also the left side of the cycle which just says "Hub"
Glaringly obvious? lmao, see my replies above to all you AI sleuths.
