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Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo... by JoeAltmaier on Saturday April 15, 2023 @04:33PM (#35584277)
Surely the grotesquely malformed hands was a clue.

For some reason image AI have a terrible time with hands. Some platforms produce the wrong number of fingers for instance, sometimes wildly wrong - 12, 15, 20 fingers.

Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo... by brk on Saturday April 15, 2023 @04:38PM (#35584308)
Hands are notoriously hard to draw/create realistically. This is why so many animated characters only have 3 fingers instead of 4.
Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo... by tracerbulletx on Saturday April 15, 2023 @04:44PM (#35584353)
There are plenty of models and workflows now for getting the hands right now and there has been for a few months.
Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo... by JoeAltmaier on Sunday April 16, 2023 @11:11AM (#35590659)
Perhaps this submission was prior to that, or using an older model.
Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo... by timetraveller26 on Saturday April 15, 2023 @05:21PM (#35584645)
Hands are really weird if you look at them closely
Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo... by dkarras on Saturday April 15, 2023 @05:40PM (#35584813)
maybe it is because I spent a lot of time with AI generated imagery but I would figure notice that this is an AI image right away - even ignoring the hands (the days of us being able to do this by eye is numbered though). Surprised that the jurors in a prestigious photography contest did not figure it out or even suspected.
Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo... by PeterisP on Sunday April 16, 2023 @09:57AM (#35590069)
I'd assume that there are many people in the art world who have never seriously looked at AI generated imagery - especially the part of community which is more prestigious, more experienced, older and more traditional, i.e. those most likely to be jurors in contests.