As artificial-intelligence images pop up across social media, text messages and more, some tools can help you figure out what’s real
In this AI-generated image, some artifacts are easy to spot: 1) Her fingers are extremely long and flat. 2) Her mouth appears to be missing some teeth and sinks into her face. 3) Her hand is melting into the table. 4) His fingers are also long and flat.
5) Her shirt doesn’t drape naturally. 6) The items on the table blend together.Artificial-intelligence image generators are evolving before our very eyes.might have rendered a human with backward fingers or a floating extra eyebrow. By March, some images were realistic enough to fool a large number of people.
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