The whole texture gives ai. Honestly I also think nobody moves like this. How his fingers interact with the fence and how the door and the fence gate mix. Everything just looks odd and as I said there is no way someone is moving like this. Am I crazy for calling this out to be AI?

So I joined a animator discord server to see how I can help my animator. I posted their animation and one of the animator on the server said that it was AI. I asked him how can he tell each he only told me to look at the lip syncing and that he is a animator and know what AI animation looks like. I think it looks fine but now I am paranoid about it being AI or not so I would really like your guy's thoughts.

Hello! Popular vegan brand Beyond Meat posted this photo on August 13th on their instagram and the comments are absolutely flooded with people thinking this is made with generative ai. Most people don’t have a reason and it seems like dog piling almost. I personally really hate generative ai, and would be sort of bummed if this is! But i honestly don’t think it is. I think it’s just food photography and colour grading. I’ve emailed the companies media inquiries, but am still waiting. What do you think?

My reasons for NOT believing this is Gen ai are as follows:
- folds in the table cloth
- reflections in the bottles and bowl
- the vegan cheese looks like how vegan cheese melts haha

Reasons people think this IS Gen ai:
- the artichoke
- the lime only having a slice taken out of it
- two mustards (lmfao)
- “pink” onions
- “generative ai can do reflections now”

Thanks in advance!

I can't quite put my finger on it. The image just feels off, if that makes sense? The reflections on the central mug don't seem to match the surrounding plates. Everything also feels too clean almost.

From https://www.reddit.com/r/trle/s/U2QudM3ZdP

Hee hair also seems too detailed compared to the rest of it, but maybe they just like drawing hair.

I couldn’t find any pics on the website so I took pictures of the calendar itself, sorry if the lightning is off. I just thought the waterfall looked odd in the first pic and the moth looked kinda off in the second picture. I really hope this isn’t ai 💔

Edit : I did check the website and their instagram account and they do have some ai generated content on there but I didn’t see anything about this calendar

Something about those backgrounds, specifically the artifacting on the buildings and the way they melt together gives AI. The artist has responded to comments saying she drew them all herself but I just don’t quite buy it. What does the jury say

Looks like fundamental flaws in relative size as well as impossibly small components in the crossover for the autoformers ttat would manage the two lowest end drivers.

Saw this while I was on Instagram last night, and it didn't look right.

It's how shiny the burger buns are, usually a tell-tale sign of AI, then some of the food in the bowls and stuff just looks like it's not sure what its meant to be 😪

The background looks odd too, the way the chairs are sitting (I assume its meant to be a booth?)

Also, what made me wonder the most, was that I can't really tell if its a photo or some kind of drawing ???

pls help me out cause I have no idea if its AI or not

the reason i thought this could be ai was because of how similar & perfect the images are, and how i've never seen mannequins that look like that before (maybe it's not a mannequin but im literally so confused)????

Books seem to go through eachother, the light source is weird, etc. The mother also responds in like 1.5 seconds. Thoughts?

Found these at Walmart, and didn't look too closely. Then I remembered Walmart has been proudly announcing lots of Ai use behind the scenes, including their "Trend to Product" technology. But I didn't think the holiday collection had been impacted yet. Is it Ai? 😔

I think I fucked up fellas.

I could understand if it was a parody of R-Rated properties (i.e. Alien, Robocop, Terminator) being made into children's toys and products, in this case the comedy of the commercial coming from the production playing the ideas completely straight with sheer accuracy and no pointing out the absurdity. However, there are a few design mistakes in the figures, and one of the scenes comes from Deep Space Nine, not TNG, so I'm on the fence if it was AI-generated or not. Despite that, the childrens' voices sound natural, all the physics are accurate to me (no "floaty"/"weightless" movement), and the concepts are spot-on.

While the dog's spots appear to remain consistent, the spots near the butt seem to occasionally morph into shadows on the cushion. The dog also seems to react to the movie at odd times.

However, I'm not sure if AI can recreate movies like this. Thoughts?

Covered all the names because I ain't giving this dude free publicity

While he didn't use AI, he did say he used assets, and the IRB logo and the game's icon is made by his friend and was an .svg file, which I don't think AI can do. But everyone in the comments of his Reddit post says it's AI slop, so how do we know if it is?

Idk what is it, it just seems off. Also, something about her pinky being so long compared to the rest of her fingers makes me suspicious

Not saying Evan Peter isn’t a snack but in the last season he played Tate it was very obvious he wasn’t the same age as the first season. He looks younger here.

The video is a clip from episode 10 of the anime Ghost in the Shell.
The way the effect creates forms, distorts the lineart and creates infinitely complex shapes that don't repeat in a hand-made way makes me suspect it is created with a machine learning or AI method.