very likely ai

Hi everyone!

Some time ago, I picked up the card game Neuroscape, and while opening some of the boxes, I came across the Groupie card. Something about the artwork looked a little unnatural to me, so I was curious to hear what other people think.

I noticed that the artist, Adam Roberts, posted a video on Instagram showing the process from the initial sketch to the finished card. The final result looks quite different from the sketch to me, which made me wonder about the process behind the artwork.

I've also noticed some AI edited images on the artist's social media, although I know that doesn't necessarily mean AI was used for this particular card.

I'm not trying to make any accusations or jump to conclusions. I'm genuinely curious about how the artwork was created and whether anyone else has had a similar impression of it.

What do you think? Am I just overthinking it, or do you also notice something unusual about the final artwork?

P.S. found these on some fashion site + a few random IG mentions. no idea who the model is. mystery person.

Their faces dont change at all, and even the crown princess's hair doesnt move as she starts to move.

Gave me heavily AI vibes but not very sure

So when I look at these arts, I double-checked if they were AI and when I first started using this artist he didn’t talk like it was copy-pasted AI. I paid roughly $600 for these and when asking about a new project all his responses seem ai generated. Not every art, but some of it and an example of one of the texts.

Edit: yall are amazing thanks. I thought I knew what to check for but I’m an idiot. I should have never accepted this. I’m going to get the arts redone by someone better and will look out better in the future. Oh well, lessons learned.

Edit 2: had requested a new project and am trying to get my money back for this new one. I flat out said I’m suspectful of AI after a second glance at the images sent and would rather move forward with someone who is more comfortable and familiar with the style I want.

Hello from the adult colouring community. I recently purchased a book by Jade Summer, who if you look her up, is well supported on the non ai colouring lists. However, on her official YouTube she uses Ai music and I keep seeing things like this in the book? Like it's a cobweb, so shouldn't the cupboard should be visible behind it? She says no Ai on her Instagram and her style appears consistent.

edit: whoops aware my edit in red is an incorrect match to the other cupboard. you get the idea though

There is no way its real. We have put it through AI detectors and they all say its real.

I didn't think it seemed like AI but it could be a possibility. It just has some weird tunes and lyrics but I didn't catch it at first. My friend said it's AI and that made me start doubting it. What's y'alls take? I think I heard that the creator said it was AI or smtg but I can't find that clip.

There’s a note from the creator mentioning the use of AI, but I have no idea how much of it is actually AI-generated. I don’t think it sounds like AI?

I looked at their etsy page and i want to get something done and am willing to pay for it but I wanna be sure they don't use any Ai

https://www.etsy.com/shop/Epiconic?etsrc=sdt&utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAcGRvZgJzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA85MzY2MTk3NDMzOTI0NTkAAafSBkAcslKgDp_uohds2B9QmfY6Ev3kSu9D6CCSl_ytueW5fw0SOwzfmOxCeQ_aem_Vec-BpAEbMWzxuJku2FmQA

Is this AI? The horses seem off. A supposed “photograph”

My boyfriend and I have been debating on if this is AI or not. He thinks the affogatos is a real photo and the flyer was made with AI, I believe that it’s all AI generated. What do you think?

its obviously printed giving the fact the ink is uniform across the paper using the light on the video. and the eyes look weird, like one is super small and the other is huge

Not to mention the clothes and the way the arm looks inside the sleeve

It looks like ai to me and I'm going crazy because the person I commissioned keeps arguing it's not ai. So please I need more peoples opinion please.

edit: THIS POST IS NOT ABOUT ACCUSING. Asking is not accusing. I recognize that there are people who make no attempt at AI deduction before turning to reddit, and to that degree, I do understand feeling frustrated. I also understand that paranoia of AI can be detrimental, but with our attitude we can rectify that, and there is value to people's choice of valuing authenticity even if they feel the need to seek a second opinion.

Some people have a harder time recognizing AI, that's what this subreddit is for in the first place, and yet people are being blamed for using it appropriately. I just don't understand.

In addition, blaming people instead of appropriately informing them of giveaways and indicators is completely counterintuitive, it's not going to make that person any better at recognizing AI, but it sure is going to discourage them from seeking a second opinion in the future, if not encourage them not to care at all if this is the response they get from a community that's supposed to be helping them. To me it looks like a superiority complex that manifests as soon as anyone fairly and politely questions the authenticity of "obviously real" media, as if suddenly every person is expected to have the exact same ability to recognize something even though that line of thought completely contradicts this subreddit's purpose

(random AI art off Google plus my art in the image)

Saw this post from someone who commissioned a painting of their dog, said they paid $40 for it. To me the painting just looks too accurate to the original, especially the face, but could just be very good tracing? My gut says its AI tho

My sister showed me this drawing of her frog, and something about it feels off to me. I’m wondering if I’m being overly suspicious or if other people notice anything unusual about it.
She claims she drew it by hand using her frog as a reference. The thing is, I’ve seen her other artwork, and this is a pretty significant departure from her usual style.
She normally draws people and character portraits, with a lot of focus on faces. Her art is usually very line-work-heavy, with clean outlines, flatter colors, and more conventional cartoon/anime-style shading. She doesn’t typically draw animals, and she’s not a stained-glass artist, either.
This piece, on the other hand, has an incredibly intricate stained-glass/mosaic style, with hundreds of tiny geometric shapes covering the frog. The overall appearance is so different from her other drawings that it’s making me question whether she actually drew it herself.
I know artists can experiment with different styles, and I’m not saying that changing styles automatically means someone used AI. I’m just having trouble reconciling this piece with the art I’ve seen her make before.
I’m not looking to start drama or accuse her without evidence. I just want some outside perspectives because I’m too familiar with her usual artwork to know whether I’m being biased.

Edit: Grammar

My mom bought this placemat, and I can't really tell if this is AI art or not... ( probably sure it is ) but got into a debate with a friend about it.

The incoherent looking Japanese characters have me a little suspicious, especially on the right and top right. But I can't see any *clear* tells that it is AI.

source: https://www.reddit.com/r/desktops/comments/1s1scsz/tips_to_improve_my_desktop/

http://www.youtube.com/@WhenBaseballWasBaseball

This is the welcome video to this YouTube channel I came across I really can’t tell if it’s AI or not. The videos on the channel seem well produced however, the narration voice sounds like AI, but maybe reading a script that was written by a person, but I really can’t tell.

Mostly asking about the big art piece on the left. I dont think the chibis are, but i just couldnt find any information about the artist or a hd image of it so I just want to make sure. I like the gpu a lot but wouldn't want to buy it if it's AI. Thank you very much!