A recent breakthrough in Artificial Intelligence has raised questions about the authenticity of digital content. An AI-software, known as Midjourney, is capable of creating highly realistic images of people and has since produced eerily real content of the same - unless you take a closer look.
A Twitter user, known only as Miles on the social media giant, shared seemingly real-like AI-generated photographs of "people" at a house party. He shared eight photos that quickly went viral with over 30 million views. However, upon closer inspection, small details such as the lack of natural facial expressions in some photos, too many teeth, and the repetition of certain elements in the background give it away that these were not real people.
“Midjourney is getting crazy powerful—none of these are real photos, and none of the people in them exist,” Miles wrote and shared eight photos – 4 of which featured AI-generated men and the rest women.
He added: “I had to be specific in order to get male-looking AI people—and even then, variation is a challenge. It definitely defaults to white people when you ask for “people”.”
I had to be specific in order to get male-looking AI people—and even then, variation is a challenge. It definitely defaults to white people when you ask for “people”. pic.twitter.com/x3P0LKL7MU— Miles (@mileszim) January 13, 2023
Goin' to a finger party, everyone's invited. pic.twitter.com/dSURa5uzwF— Evil Wilma Now triple yassified! (@EvilWilma) January 15, 2023
I love playing "Who's holding the cup" with my identical triplet bros. It helps distract everyone from the tiny bowl of tiny eggs we bring to every party. pic.twitter.com/T4Sz2L9pBn— David the Pooh (@davesneuralnet) January 15, 2023
Love the floating mystery hand. pic.twitter.com/4GZAzKI0Jt— tellthetruth (@9_tellthetruth) January 15, 2023
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