It’s interesting how quickly people learned to detect the patterns of AI images. Like, I can nearly always tell which platform it was generated on because they all have specific biases.
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From a Eurogamer supporter in the comments: “This is a crap job ad - but how does anyone know for sure that the image is AI?”
Lol. Lmao, even.
The commenter should peruse LinkedIn for 20 minutes and they’ll be able to spot AI images instantly
It’s interesting how quickly people learned to detect the patterns of AI images. Like, I can nearly always tell which platform it was generated on because they all have specific biases.
AI slop is so obvious to the trained eye. It’s still a long way off fooling the most eagle eyed people.
The sad part is that it doesn’t have to fool the people that are paying attention. If it even fools the foolish, humanity is in for a bumpy ride.
I thought it looked like AI even before I noticed the screen was backwards. It just has that super generic look.