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Looking at the image another question immediately arises: Do non-AI generated women still exist?
It is vitally important that everyone learn AI skills so they can generate open doors for AI women
That's AI?! What gives it away?
she has no fingers
That's why she is struggling to open doors.
check couch/pillows
Looks like Vance was there.
That whole account looks like slop: https://xcancel.com/otokyo__
The skin looks too even and shines like plastic. The expression looks mindless.
Skin could be filtering/photoshop.
Mindless expression could be a mindless expression.
I do feel her face is a little wonky, like the perspective isn't quite right or her eyes aren't positioned quite correctly.
But nothing that makes me certain it is ai.
And the wonky face/eyes could be a filter too. It's definitely edited in some way, but nothing that screams AI specifically.
Well, part of the skin looking too even is that there's no shadows in the face. You're not gonna do that in Photoshop and I'd expect a filter to at least try to preserve your face looking like it's real, too.
But yeah, ultimately I'm just naming noticeable aspects, while it's really just an Uncanney Valley feeling that haunts me when looking at that freakshow of a face.
There's probably tons of minor details slightly off, which I cannot name individually, but which I subconsciously pick up on and because humans train their whole lives to notice small changes in a face (a.k.a. emotions), it just ends up looking creepy as hell.
The expression, texture, etc
We had Photoshop even before we could somewhat convincingly generate full images of people.
Women don't exist at all.
Especially not on the Internet