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Jnwhite801 shared this video about how to spot AI, and how to avoid wrongly accusing learning artists of AI and it explains everything SO WELL. It's this youtube video. Way before I saw Jnwhite801s post though, I was following this interior designer on Tiktok, who talks about the exact same thing, and she does it very simplified and gives examples too. I'm gonna link two videos: Video 1 Video 2 (warning, there's a picture of an AI-generated booty, though covered in clothes, in this video) The rules this girl has set up, which will help you determine if something is AI, are the following: Count the fingers Find the letters Count how many things Ask yourself how Ask yourself why These rules work well with the video from youtube. The gist of the youtube video, if I have to make a SUPER ULTRA SHORT sum-up is; AI makes illogical mistakes. Artists just makes mistakes. A real artist would never give a dog 5 legs (count how many things), unless it was a stylistic choice that served a

Jnwhite801 shared this video about how to spot AI, and how to avoid wrongly accusing learning artists of AI and it explains everything SO WELL. It's this youtube video. Way before I saw Jnwhite801s post though, I was following this interior designer on Tiktok, who talks about the exact same thing, and she does it very simplified and gives examples too. I'm gonna link two videos: Video 1 Video 2 (warning, there's a picture of an AI-generated booty, though covered in clothes, in this video) The rules this girl has set up, which will help you determine if something is AI, are the following: Count the fingers Find the letters Count how many things Ask yourself how Ask yourself why These rules work well with the video from youtube. The gist of the youtube video, if I have to make a SUPER ULTRA SHORT sum-up is; AI makes illogical mistakes. Artists just makes mistakes. A real artist would never give a dog 5 legs (count how many things), unless it was a stylistic choice that served a