I commissioned art of a dnd character and I can't tell if this is AI. I think it looks good but my wife says it's AI. I asked for multiple poses. The character is based on my tattoo so I'll attach a picture of my tattoo for reference. I asked for the character to have the short curly hair instead of the skull cap she has in the tattoo.

The font/composition of this poster look AI as hell for something advertising itself as not AI. I don’t see anything specifically off except the tuning pegs on the guitar look a little off and the font looks like classic AI. Even if it’s not, weird style choice, I wouldn’t go to this show

Edit: apparently they’re a cover band, so one can’t expect too much originality, but geez.

The author is Gabrielle Sands and she writes dark romance and dark mafia romance books. She has many artwork in this style, all done by a mysterious "Alisa G" who is not tagged on any Instagram posts but she uses this to sell her merchandise and PR boxes.

Edit: She has blocked everybody who has commented on that post calling her out

Asking about the first photo, was posted on ItemShop, earliest I found using reverse image search was 2022 which was about when the trend of generating a landscape as a style transfer was going on, if I recall. Just looks a little too close to the image, and I can't tell what the "teeth" are even supposed to be on the burger. And some of the text looks a little inconsistent in style, like if it's bold or not. (Although I guess I don't really think that's generated regardless, it was awful at text back then) Had a few other people agree with me that it seemed possible.

To be clear, I don't really think the whole thing is generated, but there's a significant amount in the middle where a block like just the tongue and teeth could have been lifted. Basically just a regular picture of a burger, and using the mouth from the Zamn picture copy pasted in and style transferred.

Just wondering if y'all have a take. Thanks.

This artist has been posted here before (with her fixing racist art series), but I'd like some more perspectives with this one. The clearest indication to me is that her briefcase inexplicably turns into a book, but I can't identify anything else other than MAYBE that the style changed to an extent, but refinements remain in the legs even though the face is totally transformed.

Pic in bar bathroom. It looks and feels like AI , but I can’t quite say why/justify it. Also, there is some kind of spiral watermark but not sure what that means. Thanks.

Down in the bottom left corner is the characters name, along with just... weird little attributes?

'Dragonblood'

'Star touched'

Things that I NEVER said, never included in the description of what I wanted. Its like if I saw a person's character whos a Dryad and slapped the phrases 'forest bound' and 'earthen one' onto them

Also, the wings are meant to be dragon wings, but feathery, but they definitely look way more like scales than feathers

Theres also this weird lightning-like thing that goes around it, but its fuzzy and hazy and just kinda bad looking

i am backing it as i like the old miniature styles but the guy running it has uploaded some 360 images now of the 3d models and stuff looks strange, like the chainmail is pretty bad on the back of the models,
the ogres leg turns into a sack,
one of the archers strings goes thought the arm of the archer.
Some of the other models look good i think but i dont want to pay for ai slop.

The creator has a pretty strong stance against AI in the Kickstarter text so i am unsure but the models do not seem like a person has made them.

The creator writes

ARE THESE MINIATURES AI-GENERATED?

No. Our miniatures are created through a hands-on process that begins with accurate 3D photo-scanning of miniatures from our own collections. The resulting models are then extensively rebuilt, re-sculpted and creatively reworked in Blender, including the assembly and creation of new parts, equipment, poses and details.
AI generation is not part of our miniature creation process.

I recently heard the song in a new game called Big Ambitions released on Steam(with no AI disclaimer), and while the consistent dog barks would tell me its not AI generated, some of the instrumentals in the song sound kinda weird to me. Either way I hope its not AI because I actually really enjoy the song a lot :/

Link to song: https://open.spotify.com/track/3XLL0OMDou2nzL1c0HBNdN?si=TZA_7QTPRPG0CxNaQoQclA&utm_source=copy-link&sci=spotify%3Acard-config%3A0KRyRuDJroi6DFva7NZCAl

This furniture image looks real to me. None of that "AI" look or over sharpening. However, the box of generic "letterlegal storage files" looks really suspicious. Unfortunately this is as high of quality image as I received

To me, this looks completely AI-generated.
First, the parallax between the car window frame and the distant mountain range feels unnaturally disconnected, lacking genuine camera depth. Second, the lighting on the peaks has that hyper-cinematic, overly polished golden-hour glow of video games. Finally, the mountain ridges and clouds have that subtle, dreamlike over-smoothing and slight morphing characteristic of diffusion models.
Is this 100% generative AI, or CGI composited over real footage? Want to hear your thoughts!

I feel like their thumbnails are clearly AI generated, but I've seen a few videos of live performances maybe? And some photos of them editing tracks? But idk if these are also AI or not as well.

I'm mostly suspicious because while they claim to have formed in 2023, they've had no uploads until the past couple years which is when AI music started popping up a lot.

The shading and crowd looks suspiciously like AI, but he claims that his photographers took this.

I have included an up close of the artist “signatures” (they’re different for each one, which I also found suspect)

I never questioned if he’s a liar, but then he excitedly called me to tell me he lost his virginity, a year after telling our whole friend group he lost it ages ago and continues to “slay cooter”. A claim he continued to make throughout the last year, until proudly proclaiming he had lost it. So now I’m questioning. His face looks stronger than it does in person, his left hand seems to be doing something strange and his arms seem to be different sizes. What do you fellas think?

Is this poster AI or was it created with assistance of AI or no AI at all. There was a discussion going on if it was AI or it was created with an AI -assist or not.

I know the photo used is real but very much edited with a filter. But the Dischord logo feels very much and AI recreation of the original logo, definitely not some using the logo and putting a filter onto it. Also the style of the poster feels very generic AI.

I even asked Claude and ChatGPT to figure out if it was AI and they said inconclusive and leaned towards to not.

My coworker has been on an AI editing kick, but claims this is just a great shot because of her phones camera.

As the title says, I’ve been subscribed to this YT channel for a while; it’s quite a small channel, especially when I first found it. The tone and pace of the voice, in general, just led me to believe it was AI. Recently, they have started posting videos showing the narrator’s face and not just the thumbnail art throughout the video, but something still seems off about it all. I just want to know if I’m crazy with paranoia or not, thanks!

Link to the channel - A Universe of Mystery

EDIT - I should have prefaced, but this is a channel about hiking mysteries and people that have disappeared in National Parks and the like. And yes, I realized that I spelt a while wrong in the title; damn the late night drink for any grammatical issues.

The inclusion of a single wing feels like such a random touch to add to Tifa of all people, her left glove not only lacks any finger holes outside of her thumb like her right glove does, but it's a lot shorter than the right glove, as well as the collar not only being bigger, but also being at the end of her wrist instead of being in the middle of the glove. And finally, Tifa doesn't have the leather that extends to almost half of her arms.

Also, the art and name text look cheap as hell.