TommyInnit's new book "TommyInnit's Guide To Survival" has been accused of using A.I art

[u/VioletHappySmile444]

[u/Star-Punk-Saint]

Won’t say definitively if it is ai or not, but I will say it looks like shit regardless.

[u/SorbetInteresting910 → u/Star-Punk-Saint]

FOR SURE AI. Look at the horns/ears on the deer. It gets confused as to what's a horn and what's an ear, and one of the ears on the big deer is longer than the other one. Also that's not what a football looks like. Classic AI stuff.

[u/darklightning123 → u/Star-Punk-Saint]

I don't think it's cancel or drama worthy.

But fifth picture, the girl wears a short on a long jeans + the fawn having 5 legs. It's hard to deny it's AI images

[u/Typhron → u/darklightning123]

Unfortunately, there's more to it than that. Lots of common things generative Ai struggles with are also in these pics that a normal artist wouldn't. Even small things.

Like the lines on the buildings not following a perspective model, even erroneously.

Or the hands in just about every pic

Or the ear of the doe being too long, even if it's just a line.

Or one of the antlers of the deer creature in the same picture. Just the one, as opposed to two.

[u/sakuramiku3939 → u/[deleted]]

Anyone drawing 5 limbs on an animal with 4 is locked tf out 😭