The diabolical world of convincing AI thirst traps

Posted by nabbed 19 hours ago

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Comment by thrtythreeforty 18 hours ago

Comment by miladyincontrol 13 hours ago

Its a weird spectrum of AI generation and filtering from what I'm aware of. Obviously if something is fully AI generated or heavily guided using an original human as reference most would coutn it as fake.

But does someone using heavy filtering and douyin makeup to push the filtering even stronger count as "real"? How much becomes too much, when does it become fake?

Comment by Havoc 17 hours ago

I see these on insta fair bit. It’s wild how many comments they get from people trying to interact with them. Or maybe know they’re fake and praising their hotness anyway…not sure which it is.

Still haven’t seen any yet that are truly indistinguishable

The lighting is usually easiest to tell. Image gen like evenly well lit people regardless of scene being a darkish hotel room or whatever

Comment by hazn 16 hours ago

couldn't you have seen an indistinguishable one, and by definition, wouldn't notice?

Comment by Havoc 5 hours ago

Yeah I guess so. The ones that have come close the illusion disappears if you see the rest of the pictures.

e.g. the lighting issue...sometimes it just happens to be right in the clock is right once every 12 hours sense

The tech isn't really there yet where it can consistently produce images that nail it.

Comment by add-sub-mul-div 16 hours ago

Judging from the pictures shown in the article, the uncanny valley remains undefeated. But there's people out there who are easily fooled, so I'm not surprised the fakes are effective.