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Can you tell the difference between AI generated face from real people?

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Can you tell the difference between AI generated face from real people? The New York Times posted a image of 10 people, about 18 month ago.(1-22-2024) The top five images were all of real people, while the bottom five were generated by AI. In the experiment's results, the second photo from the right on the top row, which was a real person , was correctly identified by 90% of participants. Conversely, the second photo from the right on the bottom row, which was AI-generated, had a correct identification rate of 82%. Both photos were analyzed as being relatively easy to identify whether they were real or AI-generated. However, the remaining eight photos were extremely difficult to identify, with error rates reaching approximately 90%. In particular, the five photos on the bottom were so intricately created that they were nearly indistinguishable from actual photos, making them hard to tell apart with the naked eye. Hyperrealism: More Real Than Real Until recently, even when AI genera...
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Welcome to StudioLess!

How much time and money could you save if you didn’t have to hire models, book studios, or spend hours shooting and editing photos—all just to get on-model images of your clothes? While there are many services that create on-model images, most of them feel like playing with dolls. You have to go through multiple steps—choosing a model, selecting a pose, picking an expression, and then a background—just to get a single image. But in the fashion industry, lookbooks often feature a variety of on-model images with different poses and concepts. That’s why we built our service to be different. With StudioLess, you can upload your clothing photos and get a diverse range of on-model images with just one or two clicks—no need to worry about the model or concept. If you find even one concept you like, you can then generate a variety of detailed shots with the same model and background. This lets you easily create a full lookbook’s worth of images from a single concept.
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