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this post was submitted on 24 May 2026
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I do agree that it's fascinating and I'm rather curious why is it that way. Lacking this ability seems to make me especially vulnerable to AI manipulation.
Like for me there isn't any different vibe or feeling between AI or human made pictures. Those are all the same. I have to carful scrutiny every picture to find stereotypical AI anomalies. For example text on the background being in alien language or random lines, some object on the picture not making sense aka straight line disappearing after going behind some object (continuity) or items melting into one or the old one of too many fingers, but with image compression algorithms, the background anomalies can sometimes become indistinguishable from just background blur and anomalies are getting rarer and rarer.