@Caffeine013@ryxcommar@DiscussingFilm Also in that same zone: the mutant silverware overlapping Max's ear; the indistinct silver blob above the plate; the celery leaf overlapping the front glass; Clarice's double snout.
And some higher-order issues like the inconsistent place settings and rendering style.
@Kexta89@mjarbo@DiscussingFilm I haven't seen any evidence that anyone has access to next-gen AI tech except the companies developing it.
With that said, Matt is also wrong — the Thanksgiving art has almost certainly been cleaned up by a human artist but clear AI hallmarks remain.
@Kexta89@mjarbo@DiscussingFilm The Secret Invasion intro was outsourced to an agency, which used a "custom tool" — but similar results can be achieved with Stable Diffusion. Not a great example anyway because it was designed to be recognizably AI-generated.
@TheChatterNet@gamernisto_gwr@ShawnDoubleA@blk_euphoria In the OP's screenshot there are clear artistic choices that aren't strictly dictated by realism or technical limitations — like the character design, the quality of the light, the choice of trees, the camera angle. These decisions tend to get diluted when a work is remade.
@jacobmercy Found it: it's in issue 10 of "Who's Who In the DC Universe", wherein each character gets a full-page glamor shot like this. No context, but I think it's safe to assume the badge is stolen.
Also the bio page that follows is an absolute fucking trainwreck.