A new game is being built, but I need some feedback.

Tell me which one is generated using AI?

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Maybe!! But why do you think so? I'm curious.

My instinct was that they feel to "perfectly average."  But just a sense, so I'm guessing.  

What I am noticing though, is that my instincts are subtly changing as I see more and more images - many I now just suspect of being generated.  

I reckon this is form of sophistication adaptation which I would imagine the whole world will be going through on mass....as it always has.  

Generationally we've seen this in the past, for instance a new form of advertising emerges, or media to deliver the advertising - older folks get taken in by it, while the next generation develops cognitive immunity to it (aka "sophistication").

Related, the 1896 "The Arrival of the Train" where the audience freaked out and ran away from the screen, not yet adapted to moving images.

Wow that's a deep answer. I love the thought process. Thanks for sharing.

Btw, the girl is AI generated. The guy is not. 

I'm planning to create a small game about this. I'll keep you posted when it goes live 🙂.

Thanks for playing today.

My instinct was that they feel to "perfectly average."  But just a sense, so I'm guessing.  

What I am noticing though, is that my instincts are subtly changing as I see more and more images - many I now just suspect of being generated.  

I reckon this is form of sophistication adaptation which I would imagine the whole world will be going through on mass....as it always has.  

Generationally we've seen this in the past, for instance a new form of advertising emerges, or media to deliver the advertising - older folks get taken in by it, while the next generation develops cognitive immunity to it (aka "sophistication").

Related, the 1896 "The Arrival of the Train" where the audience freaked out and ran away from the screen, not yet adapted to moving images.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL_RR1iDA2k