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Can you identify AI from real photos? I got 10/10 myself. You can check this link (should be a “free-to-read” link). If you do, post your non-cheated score here. 😄

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/06/24/technology/ai-deepfake-facebook-midjourney-quiz.html?unlocked_article_code=1.2E0.w3pv.ZQZ0jrnEtxVM&smid=url-share

#Photos #AI


A.I. Is Getting Better Fast. Can You Tell What’s Real Now?

Test your skills in this quiz.
Stuart A. Thompson (The New York Times)
#ai #photos

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This seems like a much better way to train an AI than "find the bicycle". 😂
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m@thias.hellqui.st :verified-skull:
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@eshep hehe, yeah. I mean, I read the clues (after the guessing) and found it to be informative and observant, much in the way I was going about identifying what was what myself. As NYT don’t (to my knowledge) provide their own AI I figured it would be safe to share. 😆
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I do think we're wired to notice the very subtle differences that AI just ain't found a way to implement yet. I think it still tries to paint things in a more ""perfect"" light than they are in real life, much the same way that phone camera blemish removers make people look like not themselves.
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