AI-generated images are getting harder and harder to spot. There are the usual tells, of course, but those tells are minimizing with each new AI image model. You could count on AI-generated hands including too many or too few fingers on people, for example; nowadays, that’s not necessarily the case.
One particular area of weakness for AI image models has been text generation. The image itself might look convincing, but take a close look at the words, and you’ll often notice they’re not really right. Maybe some are accurate, while others are pretty close, but, in many cases, you’ll notice a lot of inconsistencies: Too many repeating letters, letters that aren’t really letters, characters that blend and squiggle in and out of one another. A lot of these quirks remind me of how Star Wars’ language looks, at least when AI is trying to replicate American English.
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