We all know Midjourney AI can make some very professional images.
But what about random boring photos of everyday people?
I found a way to do so, and it's scary just how realistic they are.
9 examples:
But what about random boring photos of everyday people?
I found a way to do so, and it's scary just how realistic they are.
9 examples:
I generated these pics using a method shared by u/KudzuEye on Reddit.
More info at the end of the thread.
More info at the end of the thread.
phone photo selfie in a classroom, boring PHY 103 lecture, posted on snapchat --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
phone photo of a group of people in a grocery store, posted on reddit in 2019 --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
phone photo of a beef pepperoni pizza ordered from pizza hut in a hotel room, food delivery, posted on snapchat --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
phone photo of two workers inspecting a damaged pipe, posted on reddit in 2019 --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
phone photo of two students in a school recycling campaign, posted online in 2019 --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
photo of a succulent potted plant in a nursery, posted online in 2015 --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16 --v 6.0
phone photo selfie of the average person in India, posted online in 2019 --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
phone photo of flat tire repair assistance, Toyota repair, posted online internet forum --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
phone photo of MCD drivethrough, food review, parking, shared online --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
The prompt shared by u/KudzuEye is:
phone photo of [X] posted to reddit in 2019, --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
Each element inside the prompt aims to make the image as random, low quality and unedited as possible.
phone photo of [X] posted to reddit in 2019, --style raw --s 0 --ar 9:16
Each element inside the prompt aims to make the image as random, low quality and unedited as possible.
99.9% of people would never suspect these are AI generated.
Sure, there are a few defects, but unless you use AI every day, people don't usually go looking for them.
Sure, there are a few defects, but unless you use AI every day, people don't usually go looking for them.
For now, here are some ways to tell if an image is AI generated:
- Look at the faces. Small faces are usually distorted.
- Look for missing or extra fingers.
- Look for misspelled text in the image.
- Look for inconsistent reflections.
- Check the content credentials.
- Look at the faces. Small faces are usually distorted.
- Look for missing or extra fingers.
- Look for misspelled text in the image.
- Look for inconsistent reflections.
- Check the content credentials.
But in the next 2-3 years, most of the methods above would likely become obsolete.
And video will be next.
What do you think? How big of an issue is this, and what can we do about it?
And video will be next.
What do you think? How big of an issue is this, and what can we do about it?
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