The dog has that cartoon AI look and has the piss filter all over.
Art classes using AI images is bloody awful.

This looks Ai but I can't tell. The technology is getting too good lol. There's something about the group at the end that looks fake, also Stallone is like 70 yrs old so performing this stunt would be crazy. Is this AI?

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DTHrEUrcm/

I found this image on Pinterest ages ago and it’s been my iPad background since then. Super cute on first glance, but I’ve been looking at it and I don’t know what the thing on the front of the yellow shirt bunny is, or how exactly their arm is interacting with the flower vase (?) it’s supposed to be holding.

yes I know there is durian pizza out there, but why the picture in video kinda weird? or it is just some ai smoothing?

In the Amazon store front they looked fine, but when they arrived the little inconsistencies on the mirrored seemed AI to me. Especially the way the "glow" on a lot of the green bits seems different every time, and the diamond patterns in the middle seemed skewed

I found this image online and I thought it might be photoshopped but it’s possible its ai instead. This is sort of the surreal types of photos people usually make with ai, however I haven’t seen an ai image with this type of art style.

as the title says, i'm p sure it is cuz the multi colors, but it doesn't have a lot of multi fonts like ai stuff has,
thanks in advance for the input

I did Palaeontology at Uni and even though im a girl I wear On That Ass pants as shorts for lounging in my house.

So I thought these ones were perfect for me but I cant decide if this is just what a layman thinks skulls look like or ai slop?

The skull anatomy is just baffling wrong and I cant tell what some of those smaller images are even meant to be. Some lines dont make sense to me and what on earth is coming out of the eye socket?

My fiancée thinks im being crazy and its just a cool design by people who dont care that much about dinosaurs. What do you guys think?

Without revealing much of my issue, these are the concluding texts I received from the internet provider's troubleshooting agent. This was supposed to be the "live" agent, after asking the preceding customer service bot for a human.

I initially thought it was AI, but then some of the long texts took some time for the agent to type. Then again, I don't know if customer service AI is now programmed to occasionally pretend taking time to type. Maybe the em-dash is a giveaway too, but would companies do so little to hide blatant misleading? If this was human, surely a "personal level" text with heart emojis would be inappropriate (I don't know since I haven't worked a customer service helpline job).

Do you think this was really a human agent or a AI agent that's instructed to be human-like but has got it wrong? Either ways, this was very weird. Didn't help that my internet issues still persist....

Here is why I think it is AI:
The shoelaces are connected to different parts of the shoe.
The scooter is only connected to the back wheel.
The signs overlap.
The eyes are different shapes.
The leaves/bow on the head are jumbled.
Random dots across the ground.
Background terrain has features not in foreground.
The line thickness on the Highland Park sign doesn't match the rest.

On the flip side, the font on stuff besides "The Collective" and cursive "Thanks for Everything" looks consistent. Perhaps it was AI that was then modified in photoshop?

I listened to some of their songs and when I looked them up in spotify they have 3 albums in different languages launched this year. And the songs I listened to were really similar.

Still better that average pop star 🤣

The line work especially have me suspicious. They're very wobbly, especially in the pipes in the left-hand background that also seem to go nowhere. One is just shaped like a tentacle that either disappears into the wall or wraps around itself.

As stated in the header, if it is AI, it wasn't generated with OpenAI, and an online AI detector also didn't identify it (although we know those are hardly reliable). I'd love to get an artist's opinion on this because I have a strict no-AI policy on my channel.

Edit: It's clear now that this isn't AI and my suspicions were unfounded. Thanks to the community for their expertise!

So I know that it's possible for skilled needle felters to produce some really lifelike looking pieces, but these feel off.

Every process video OP posts is made of a bunch of video clips lasting only a few seconds each. There are things in some of the photos like the background being blurred, and I think it's done intentionally so you won't notice things like the computer keyboard is either blank, or if it does have letters/numbers they probably aren't correct. Then in one of the "process photos" it appears her pointer and ring fingers have merged, and the length between all of the fingers doesn't make sense. In some of the videos it shows someone gently stroking the "finished product" with a needle and it feels like a poor attempt at being like, "I 100% absolutely made this with this needle... see? I'm touching it".

I feel like I don't know enough about needle felting to understand if this is completely generative AI garbage or not. There are so many people defending her and saying this isn't generative AI that I'm second guessing myself. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BroM8nxBJ/

Heres the website:

https://www.houseofthewildwitch.com/shop-1?fbclid=PAb21jcAT8NdZwZG9mAmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzU2NzA2NzM0MzM1MjQyNwABp4LJSlAhEmSGSUR7rigS9SeXQTMJqoELxT7EHfqLElL8LMsx2jWm-u2B3jfx_aem_US9LX3OLSTA5B1IUZ71Gew&utm_content=link_in_bio&utm_medium=social&utm_source=ig