I’m not sure this is AI or maybe its only partially. Zooming in to the stock chart all of them are legible. Even if provided the image I wouldn’t expect an AI to preserve text that small.
For the rest of the images the only one that gives me pause is the one with the football.
Either way I’m so tired of having to overanalyze everything and unfortunately we are getting to the point where even the critics mistake AI for human made and human made for AI. At this point I’m not even sure what to do, I just hate it and am so tired
I can open my comfyUI dashboard and generate an image that contains other images. It’s not that hard. OP mentions they’re running local models. I am inclined to believe them.
For sure. There are many exceptions but generally that’s not how chili looks or is defined by a cartoon icon. That icon would fail in a graphics design class if that were a prompt in the class, for example.
I often cook rice, quinoa, meats in various liquids for the flavor. A relative used to cook rice in V-8 or Clamato juice, especially to make their version of jambalaya, which isn’t my favorite version, but we eat what’s served, barring allergies.
I’m not sure this is AI or maybe its only partially. Zooming in to the stock chart all of them are legible. Even if provided the image I wouldn’t expect an AI to preserve text that small.
For the rest of the images the only one that gives me pause is the one with the football.
Either way I’m so tired of having to overanalyze everything and unfortunately we are getting to the point where even the critics mistake AI for human made and human made for AI. At this point I’m not even sure what to do, I just hate it and am so tired
I can open my comfyUI dashboard and generate an image that contains other images. It’s not that hard. OP mentions they’re running local models. I am inclined to believe them.
Chili is definitely made with whole ass chicken or turkey legs just chucked in. Also misspelled chili.
Wtf is next to the football for football and why are the two objects smudged together?
Font is definitely the slop font.
Slop.
Unless you are cooking the meat in the actual tomato sauce for flavor.
For sure. There are many exceptions but generally that’s not how chili looks or is defined by a cartoon icon. That icon would fail in a graphics design class if that were a prompt in the class, for example.
I often cook rice, quinoa, meats in various liquids for the flavor. A relative used to cook rice in V-8 or Clamato juice, especially to make their version of jambalaya, which isn’t my favorite version, but we eat what’s served, barring allergies.