This one is not AI, but when I’m unsure I like to do a reverse image search.

I think it’s good to be skeptical, but don’t lett it ruin your enjoyment of cute things!

Most AI is super obvious still, and even the subtle stuff has tells.

I quite enjoyed the book. I agree there wasn’t much new, but it did feel like a nice stepping stone between Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, and the original trilogy.

I believe you’re right. The image itself is pretty low quality, at least on my end, and I think that adds to the confusion.

I am not saying you specifically edited the image, but there may have been some brightening or color contrast adjustment at some point, which is what I meant when I said “enhanced”. At the very least there may be some image compression from the many times the same image has been shared since 2013… In which case I suppose that would be “dehanced”.

Not that there anything wrong with editing or “enhancing” images. All professional photographers do it in one way or another, and it has been practiced since the early days of photography.

I think it is important for people develop critical thinking skills in order to differentiate between A.I. and non-A.I. images. Far too often I have seen people believing the most absurd things are real. There is nothing wrong with people calling it out when they see something that doesn’t look or feel right— even if, as is the case here, we are wrong in our assumptions.

This is how we learn.

A reverse image search brought me exact results from as early as 2013, which is long before A.I. was creating images like this. I agree that something looks off about the image, and it’s definitely enhanced in some way, but I don’t believe it to be A.I. generated.

So cute!!

You should Xpost this to !dogs@lemmy.world

You could try setting your app to “mark posts read on scroll” and “hide read posts” as a workaround of sorts… Then when it refreshes you won’t see the same posts you’ve already seen.

I have not tried it myself, so I don’t know how well it works or how annoying it is if you want to go back and find something again.

You’re welcome! I didn’t know if any of them are 100% colorblind friendly but hopefully there’s a good option for you!

I’m the comments? You can change the colors in settings>appearance>theme scroll down to “comments theme”

Hehe, I love his little bandit mask. He’s a ham bandit! A hambit?

I hate to be the one to break it to you, but…

Is that like “iPhone face” but for sci-fi?

I’d like to nominate Alan Tudyk.

Interesting.

I’m on android, so it could be a operating system issue, but having the ability to adjust to suit individual needs would still be helpful.

Just tested it out, and I can see it in light mode but dark mode is still very difficult to see, no matter which combination of dark mode settings I use.

That’s good to know too, thank you!

Morning:

• Snooze my alarm at least 3 times.
• Finally wake up, check for notifications and end up scrolling for 15 minutes.
• try to get out of bed but instead snuggle my dog for as long as possible or until she needs to be let outside.
• drink whatever water I have leftover on my bedside table
• get up finally, pee, brush my teeth, wash my face, put on deodorant, do my hair & get dressed
• make a coffee
• leave for work. (If I don’t work, skip steps one and two, and postpone some of step 4 for later)

Evening:

• pour a glass of water for the middle of the night when I get thirsty.
• let the dog out to pee.
• go pee, brush my teeth, wash my face, get undressed.
• grab a handful of kibbles and give my dog brushes while giving her snacks.
• put in lip balm and hand lotion.
• play all the wordle games before midnight
• scroll for a while until I decide I’m tired.
• turn off the light.
• put on an audiobook for 15 minutes and hope I’m asleep before then.