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There's a community here on Lemmy that I used to follow, something like "share anime art." It's all AI generated. Or at least, the user who is keeping it going is just posting that. They are not being disingenuous; while they don't tag it as AI (that I have seen), they DO include the prompt, which is pretty transparent in my book. Nothing against that user at all.
In fact, the art looks pretty official. That said... it maybe looks too perfect? Official art usually has copyright tags in the lower right corner. The prompt specifically avoids any kind of copyright or artist tags. Fan art typically does have tags of some kind.
If someone were trying to fool me, they probably could. AI art has gotten to that point. But at this point, my old ass just doesn't trust anything without verifying. I was among the first on the Web and we didn't trust it then. There was a time when we grew to trust the Web. Now we can't trust it again and that's fine with me. I've always tried to be genuine, but I also wouldn't recommend anyone blindly trust me, either. Just take everything with a grain of salt and it's fine.