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Hey everyone. I made a casual survey to see if people can tell the difference between human-made and AI generated art. Any responses would be appreciated, I'm curious to see how accurately people can tell the difference (especially those familiar with AI image generation)

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[–] mindbleach@sh.itjust.works 5 points 1 year ago

That artist also forgot reins. And the front wheels of the carriage are goofy. And the city is a bunch of squiggles. And there's a bizarre oversaturated smear of farmland in the distance. It's the sort of human drawing that makes people go 'did AI draw this?' because a year ago they would've just said 'this kinda sucks.'

The psychedelic waterfall one has the opposite problem, where the tree at left immediately had me go 'that's a robot,' but it is also how humans draw when they've done quite a lot of drugs. Anywhere besides a landscape it would be inexcusable. But there's every reason you might want to draw a tree, that way. An anime character eating ramen - not so much.