Yes, AI has been able to take reference images for quite a while now.
And OpenAI generated images have invisible watermarks embedded into them so you can check if it’s AI generated definitively. It’s not an AI detector. Here: https://openai.com/research/verify/
It’s sad how tech illiterate and yet still confidently wrong people can be.
Or, and hear me out, the original image on the buttplug website was AI generated which doesn’t mean the combination of putting it on the Kmart box image was AI generated.
If so you can black out the product package and check if there is still a synth id.
Edit:
product image
entire box blacked out
So no it’s the entire thing that is ai generated.
I don’t think it’s likely someone ai generated the box from the ai generated product image and ai generated the background but then shopped it in.
The plug image portion is literally from the page I linked. Does AI merge images into other images?
What watermark? What are you using to verify that it is AI, an unreliable AI checking tool?
Yes, AI has been able to take reference images for quite a while now.
And OpenAI generated images have invisible watermarks embedded into them so you can check if it’s AI generated definitively. It’s not an AI detector. Here: https://openai.com/research/verify/
It’s sad how tech illiterate and yet still confidently wrong people can be.
Why would an image have a watermark but not a manifest?
Could have been altered/stripped after being generated.
Or, and hear me out, the original image on the buttplug website was AI generated which doesn’t mean the combination of putting it on the Kmart box image was AI generated.
If so you can black out the product package and check if there is still a synth id.
Edit:
product image
entire box blacked out
So no it’s the entire thing that is ai generated.
I don’t think it’s likely someone ai generated the box from the ai generated product image and ai generated the background but then shopped it in.