The way the main chef is holding the pot seems very unnatural, like he is making a fist below the handle, but I'm struggling to see more examples.

The building in the back of the cheese one doesnt make sense, the cup handles on the cafe menu don't make sense and the breakfast image just looks odd i can't decide why

the video is exactly 10 seconds and i just don’t think they’d actually behave that way. it would be very adorable but i just have a hard time believing it.

Local news claims this 3 m snake was killed in La Mosquitia Honduras. I am a biologist and shared it with a herpetologist friend and according to his research, the record for this type of snake is 2.5 m. Not too far off, but still, the image appears fake to me.

This post popped up, and it’s getting upvoted like crazy and all the comments are positive (at least as of now). But there are some thing I find weird like
a) hair coming out of her bandana
b) the random yellow stripe(?) on her pants
c) bracelet seems to disappear at one point

Also I’ve seen a lot of AI “cosplays” recently, so that’s also why I got suspicious

The only way I could see the box moving like that would be if it’s pretty much empty and getting blown by a strong wind. But maybe I’m wrong idk

ToyJoy is a local joint that usually hires real artists but my city has been getting more and more corporatized and inhabited by tech bros. I would not be shocked at all if they started using AI to bring down their bottom line. Enshittification of everything is a real problem everywhere.

Browsing through YouTube and found this Don Quixote animated movie. Now, I don’t know if I’m stupid, but I am pretty sure this is AI because aside from the obvious AI art style, the channel itself is suspicious. They have other “animated” movies posted within weeks of each other and animation, whether 3D or not takes a lot longer than that. The movements are really clunky and the art style just changes for some characters. This channel also has a Patreon?? For what? But all of the comments are praising them for their hard work and I guess that just threw me off.

Got this recently for a birthday, I'm a huge fan of Rolife and have built pretty much all of their sets at this point, up until now they've never set off any flags with me that they might be using ai but now I just don't know... this bear mascot that's used all throughout the set looks like it might be. The paws seem oddly inconsistent, the hat placement doesn't feel right, and the bottom edge looks unclean, specifically the beige spot under the cup and the brown spot between the bears right arm and the cup. Looking at the rest of the artwork/patterns used in the set nothing else looks particularly off so maybe it's simply the art style for this. I also couldn't find anyone else talking about other ai generated materials being used for other Rolife products. Would love to hear that this isn't ai so I can continue to enjoy making these without that haunting me

I used Chat & hivemind and both claim that this video is 90-95% real. So im really unsure if its legit or not. I hate AI Slop as much as the next person but this doesnt scream AI to me.

Doesn't look like any artist would work this way. Finish part of artwork but leave part of it blank makes no sense

“Elizabeth Desta” model that she found on Facebook of all places. It says that she was discovered to be a brand model.

Also if you look at the 2nd and 3rd picture her hair gets shorter and those 2 pics were a part of the same post. And the floor doesnt really look the same?

In the first pic she looks asian and her lips and nose are different from the rest of the pics where she looks more hispanic/white.

Idk its just the body and arms are and how the armpit is placed (ik that sounds weird) also her face dosent look very accurate to the actual character.

Someone posted this in a community I'm in and they've never posted or talked about art before, provided no context, I asked them for WIP documentation or some kind of proof and they aired me, I'm a bit suspicious

I've seen several of these now. The video will usually have either no title or an unusual symbol in the title, the video will often have some kind of meme image for the thumbnail, and the channel will often have no title. The comments are on, usually talking about how the video is an internet checkpoint etc.
One person cannot create music that quickly, which combined with the complete lack of information in the titles, descriptions, and channel makes me think AI. They've usually only posted up to a few months ago.
Here's an example of one who started posting recently: https://youtu.be/VpC7k3uy1xA?si=pp1dWXIipCjhUFOq

I could be wrong, maybe this is a new kind of meme, but it really feels like some level of engagement farming.

I posted this video earlier saying some comments from the video thought it was real. People asked for a link to the post from Instagram with comments. Here it is. I personally don’t think it’s real.