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I remember the r/isitAI subreddit being chockablock with,
I feel like those were usually situations where the person was like, “My grandfather won’t believe this is a scam no matter how much we plead with him. Can you find any obvious AI tells in this picture that I can show him?”
That makes sense.
Probably wouldn't make a difference. It's more likely that someone has six fingers than the scenario here is true.
So, about 0.1% then?
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but what if it's a photo of DJT giving Bill Clinton a blowie? plausible.