Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo...
by throwaway675309 on Saturday April 15, 2023 @06:33PM
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Hard disagree, it's exceptionally obvious - the hands aren't just a little off, they're anatomically incorrect. And this is specifically a competition so one would assume that the judges would have at least minimal aesthetic training.
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Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo...
by simplotek on Sunday April 16, 2023 @07:08AM
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> Hard disagree, it's exceptionally obvious - the hands aren't just a little off, they're anatomically incorrect.
It really isn't. It's fine you tried to play Catch the Differences after knowing what to look at. That's not what people do with photos running in contests.
Re:Artist refuses prize after his AI image wins at top photo...
by scyzoryk_xyz on Sunday April 16, 2023 @12:40PM
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Aesthetic training time is really tough though.
Composition push-ups, color-theory pull-ups, subject lighting crunches. Itβs not easy but you gotta get artistically ripped before you can be a judge art.