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I can tell 90% of the time as an elder millennial, and the other 10% I post on r/isthisai or run through a detector.
how do you know it's 90% of ai images and not just 90% of the images that make you suspicious?
As a younger gen-x I recognize similar numbers. And the 10% I'm not sure about is usually because there's no people clearly visible in the picture. It's like if our brains were trained from birth to detect subtle signals of something being human...