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Slightly off topic, but has anyone felt they've improved at identifying "AI" images? My instagram feed is increasingly filled with "AI models", for some reason

Slightly off topic, but has anyone felt they've improved at identifying "AI" images? My instagram feed is increasingly filled with "AI models", for some reason I can really easily identify these images whereas earlier on I really struggled a lot. Now I can more easily recogize these images, it actually turns me off using Instagram as I find it annoying / jarring. A few months back, I'd be looking at the hands etc to try work out if the image was real or not. I'd always fail those "is this person real or not" quizzes where as now, I can smash those things pretty easily and almost always know when an IG post is faked.

dukeyukey 3y ago
I _think_ I'm good at identifying AI images, but part of it is you can never be sure.
- ChatGTP 3y ago
  Yeah, I don’t disagree. But in some sense , when could any photo be trusted ? We’ve had airbrushing, CGI forever now.
  - fortran77 3y ago
    Or just weird lighting and "Myspace Angles" (people photographing themselves from an angle above, etc)
mensetmanusman 3y ago
What you are looking at might have a lower compute count as the popularity grows and the GPU/User ratio shrinks. A GPU shortage under popularity growth should result in more obvious AI art over time sans an algorithm breakthrough that reduces compute cost by orders.