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Second time i see this image in my feed so for anyone wondering, no this is not AI generated :D
Last time i thought it was but found out it wasnt.
The composition really screams AI
Yeah thats why i thought so too, but this artist is just a fucking madman and exclusively draws weird shit like this. I cant remember the name but its easy enough to reverse image search.
https://www.travischapmanart.com/product-page/hippo-fart-milk-battle-cr%C3%A8me-br%C3%BBl%C3%A9e-harvest-capybara-raccoon-cows-original
I appreciate that the artist mentions what the capybara is doing.
lol, the name of the image link
He's been around longer than AI fuckery. He also builds elaborate story lines around these animals, especially the raccoon.
Frank the raccoon
Ai generated images always hit me as stale and soulless. They strike me as the repeated distillation of a statistical average.
Even putting aside the absurdity of the subject, this doesn't give me those vibes.
This doesn’t really strike me as AI. AI composition tend to place the subject right in the center (the most statistically average place for a subject).
on this topic, please join the community of AI or not [!ai_or_not@piefed.social] !ai_or_not@piefed.social if you are interested and help building up resources to detect AI, and help resolve unclear cases.
sorry, not sorry for the shameless plug 😬
edit:/ can someone please tell me what it the proper way to link to communities?
!ai_or_not@piefed.social
Put “!ai_or_not@piefed.social” in square brackets, followed by “https://piefed.social/c/ai_or_not ” in round brackets, with no space in between. At least that’s how I’ve always done it. So it should look like [ !ai_or_not@piefed.social ] ( https://piefed.social/c/ai_or_not ) but without the spaces
you can also just type the exclamation point and the name, and most clients should autocomplete the link for you