24/30 You can definitely recognize DALL-E's style of mashing two elements together. Most of the time it will look smudgy at the points where two images are co

24/30 You can definitely recognize DALL-E's style of mashing two elements together. Most of the time it will look smudgy at the points where two images are combined. Also, if there are any eyes in the image it will mess them up in some way, almost every time. There is also some kind of artifact on DALL-E's images which makes gradient areas look very low color depth. Hardest ones to get right are low quality images and images of abstract artwork or the ones that are made in a "smudgy" style already. It is pretty good overall but I would say that it's almost impossible to fool anyone if the images were in high resolution and you could zoom them in. It's probably most effective in small images like thumbnails for example. It's kind of spooky to think how good it will be in a few years and what it will be used for.