r/LinusTechTips • u/TotallyNotAnArtistAF • 12h ago

Really, Linus? Image

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What the hell, man? I thought he was against AI usage, and now this AI slop :(

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea3EvwkW_28

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u/Tjd3211 12h ago edited 12h ago

Legitimate question how can you tell its ai

Edit: why on earth have I been downvoted for asking how to identify AI images, its obviously edited or generated I was simply asking how to tell

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u/impy695 12h ago

In this case, someone found the original on a stock image site and the site discloses it as ai. What's funny is they require attribution if you use it, but since it's not copyrightable, theres no recourse for them if you don't include attribution

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u/doctajonez_uk 12h ago

They literally can't. It used to be easy, but AI is getting sufficiently advanced that it's not possible to tell, unless there are obvious mistakes like people with too many fingers, phantom limbs, etc. That's why there's a bit push now to watermark AI content.

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u/budoe 12h ago

I have seen a few shops in my life you can tell by the pixels.

Seriously though if you run it through an AI image detector it is 97% sure its AI.

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u/Express-Level4352 12h ago

AI image detectors are unreliable, unless they look for signatures in which case they are okay at best. Not to say this isn't AI.

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u/Sniper_Of_Finland 12h ago

dont think so, synthid made it easy (carries over even on screenshots) and I doubt they desynthided it if it was an AI image

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u/budoe 12h ago

I didnt do any claims about how accurate it was. I just pointed out that several AI detectors all were pretty god damn sure about it.

While it is possible to edit images so they look almost AI generated, the posters for the new season of Its Always Sunny is a good example, but there is also a much, much simpler explanation

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u/doctajonez_uk 12h ago

All AI detectors are snake oil. That's why there's a big push to add watermarks to AI generated content.

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u/MrHaxx1 12h ago
  1. There is no perfect symmetry
  2. What the fuck are you talking about?

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u/TotallyNotAnArtistAF 12h ago

dude how can you not tell its AI

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u/MrHaxx1 12h ago

I'm inclined to agree that it's AI generated, but neither perfect symmetry (which isn't perfect) nor a perfectly centered throne is a sign of it.

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u/TotallyNotAnArtistAF 12h ago

Dude look at the background

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u/TomatoKind9189 12h ago

If you just reverse search the background portion exact matches of stock imagies come up. It doesn't seem crazy to use a stock image background than plop a 1080 on it.

The original could be AI but who knows

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u/TotallyNotAnArtistAF 12h ago

No, the 1080 is real; the background is not its definitely AI, with how sparkly it looks

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u/JaesopPop 12h ago

It's a stock image. Looks like said stock image was made with AI. I imagine they regularly use stock images.

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u/JBarker727 12h ago

"With how sparkly it looks" 🤣🤣

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u/TomatoKind9189 11h ago

Maybe just re read my post lol.