I'm having trouble with discerning AI lately, I wish it was easy to spot like it used to be

CatharsisDaze said:

I'm having trouble with discerning AI lately, I wish it was easy to spot like it used to be

Here’s a tip try to look at the eyes or or details that look off

NeptuneStarPrime said:

Here’s a tip try to look at the eyes or or details that look off

Yeah like the bolts, the gloves, the lower res cracks in the background, and the logo on her chest gave it away
but I never noticed until hindsight
but for the eyes what can I look for in particular for next time?

CatharsisDaze said:

Yeah like the bolts, the gloves, the lower res cracks in the background, and the logo on her chest gave it away
but I never noticed until hindsight
but for the eyes what can I look for in particular for next time?

Before anything else, check the resolution. Dimensions that are multiples of 128, especially when they add up to a multiple of 2048, are very common for generations, since the models are usually at their best generating 1024px images. 832s and 1216s, and their multiples, are especially common. Aside from that common machine tells in eyes include mismatching or smudged pupils, eye highlights, and eye gradients. For example, here you can see that the gradients of the eye are not properly curved, looking more like blobs.

marcymal said:

Before anything else, check the resolution. Dimensions that are multiples of 128, especially when they add up to a multiple of 2048, are very common for generations, since the models are usually at their best generating 1024px images. 832s and 1216s, and their multiples, are especially common. Aside from that common machine tells in eyes include mismatching or smudged pupils, eye highlights, and eye gradients. For example, here you can see that the gradients of the eye are not properly curved, looking more like blobs.

This is super useful info I feel like the resolution and eye gradient in particular is going to be super easy to catch from now on