By Asna Rashid
The beauty of technology is rolling down with the extreme danger of malice, misinformation, and disinformation. This calls for a keen eye to be able to tell an authentic image from computer-generated images largely referred to as AI Images
We have some quick tips to help spot-check AI-created images:
Image textures look artificial and smoothened: images are usually free from flaws and often smooth and too pure.
Unrealistic body construction and proportions: images commonly have disproportionate body parts for example; long fingers, extra-large head or feet, or unusually small body proportions.
Zooming in with careful focus: enlarging images will showcase inconsistencies that would otherwise be unnoticeable at first glance.
Presence of typical AI errors: AI has not yet fully mastered the realistic appearance of the human body and will often have errors like; too many fingers or hands, enlarged ears, deformation of eye shapes and hair, mispositioning of accessories like glasses and earrings, and other mistakes.
Manipulated Backgrounds: Images often have blurred backgrounds or background images will appear deformed. Sometimes, the same background images are used twice.
