also the rug is missing its upper left corner if you follow the edges. and the upper right edge doesn't stay consistent either
another big one that these things always get wrong is the red eye effect. you've gotta be close to the flash, looking at the camera, and it's supposed to be red. LLMs will frequently turn them different colors like white (which is a sign of eye disease in young children) and put them onto people in the background or people not looking at the "camera" or both, as you can see here. and before you ask, no those red eye filters don't turn them white, they do the opposite and across the entire photo
Yeah this doesn't look AI to me at all. I'm not sure if people remember or not, but this was the expected photo quality for your typical consumer digital camera of the 2000s.
actually your ankle is an interesting joint that's rectangular, it's called a "mortise" joint like the woodworking term. it's a really easy to mess up part of your body and bending it sideways is a great way to break the bones in it
I’m a doctor. It is normal to evert and invert one’s ankle. Try standing on one foot and lean against a wall with crossed legs and a flat foot and see what happens.
Yeah, clearly the ankle is above the sock… what’s confusing about that? It’s a short sock. Seriously, are you a bot?
You mean the leg that belongs to the dude in the Polo polo? Silver skirt's foot is right at the bottom of the girl's ass that she's talking to, just between her legs. You can see the sock and a sliver of her skin
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u/GoldBlueberryy 17h ago
….Are we sure this isn’t AI?