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This happen to anyone?
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The picture is probably AI or the post itself is AI. I couldn't find the actual post from Fox News. All I could see is social media posts posting this screenshot.
(This is the most meta thing I've done.)
Why can't it just be fake (like Photoshop)? Shit man does everything gotta be AI these days? 🥲
Photoshop has better lighting and contrast than AI. They're off on the picture.
But how do you know the photo of the guy is fake? Why not just a fake tweet (easily photoshopped) using a real photo? Lighting and contrast can vary widely based on camera, conditions and editing do I don't see any clear indication that it's AI-generated.
Depends on who uses the Photoshop