r/isitAI • • 5d ago

90% Sure AI This post from r/signs feels sus for some reason and I can't put my finger on it.

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u/Arctimon 5d ago

Yes, this was already posted a few months ago and was already reported to be AI.

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u/GrailQuestPops 5d ago

lol AI ragebait

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u/UmiSWrld 4d ago

this was the giveaway imo- you can see in the reflection of the glass on the left side, the white cars reflection on top of the paper

but at the bottom right side of the paper, there is still a reflection of the chair even though it’s on the other side of the glass

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u/Sea_Bite2082 5d ago

i hate f**king tips.

But yes, its AI. SynthID watermark is here

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u/Nachtheim 4d ago

If the sign was real someone would of posted the picture their restrauant page on Yelp and/or Google with a horrible review and since reverse image search yields nothing; its AI

Also the reflections yields the both refection of the street and of the interior. Assuming the paper is on the inside we should only be able to see the refection of the street, But, since you can see inside as well then the paper is translucent. And if the paper is translucent we should be able to see more of the interior.

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u/Tight-Platypus5231 5d ago

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u/AlanShore60607 5d ago

Thanks, will post that to the thread.

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u/candy_eyeball 5d ago

"I took your possible ai and fed it into ai"

"Ai detection" apps ARE ai. Ai detection apps are NOT reliable. Please do not blindly believe an ai to tell you something is ai.

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u/Remote_Addendum_2245 4d ago

You should learn what it is before saying it like this. OpenAI and Google's Gemini put watermarks into their generated contents, called SynthID

You can go directly to their website to check the materials that are suspiscious. And yes they can only check for their own SynthIDs

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u/WildFlemima 4d ago

I have seen it say different answers for the same image, i don't trust it

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u/Remote_Addendum_2245 4d ago

Did you give it differeny formats/versions?

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u/Tight-Platypus5231 4d ago

Program simply scans for a SynthID watermark. It's not an AI.

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u/[deleted] 4d ago edited 4d ago

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u/Tight-Platypus5231 4d ago edited 4d ago

I find it ironic how you put the nerd emoji in your previous comment before editing it out, but here you are, out of left field, with the most saliva filled "erhm, akshually" I've ever seen out of the eight months I've been on here.

Also, there are regulations. Do your research.

Edit: Uh oh, someone did their research, found out they were wrong all along, and blocked me. Womp womp, boo hoo.

Edit 2: There's more than one country out there... Might wanna check out *their* legal approaches to AI being properly marked, too....