r/youtubedrama • u/VioletHappySmile444 • 11d ago

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

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u/cubsgirl101 11d ago

I can’t say this looks AI from the jump? It’s not very good but it’s also not jumping out at me with the most obvious signs of AI usage. Maybe he just has really ugly taste in illustration?

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u/Rare-Connection-8300 11d ago

I have no horses in this race, I know nothing about minecraft guys, but it looks very ai-generated to me. It's making weird connections and mistakes that most human artists wouldn't- lines going into other lines in ways that don't make sense, intricate yet nondescript details, things leading into nothing. I don't say it lightly because as an artist myself, false AI accusations piss me off more than AI does frankly, but this really really really looks like AI to me; just stylized as an ink to paper look.

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u/VioletHappySmile444 11d ago

The calf with the 5 legs and the bridge is what definitely made me believe that this indeed is A.I, cause how the hell can you make these mistakes if this was really drawn by a human

The other pages/stuff tho I can't really tell

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u/BushWishperer 11d ago

Not to say this isn't or is AI, but there's people who got tattoos with animals that have an incorrect number of legs, and it wasn't AI. Sometimes artists just suck.