What's the first thing that screams this is AI generated? Be honest.

[Nancy OShea]

[daniellei4510]

🙂 I can't count the ways.

[Jill_C]

By now, we've all been trained to look first at the hands, then the eyes, then the hair....

[Nancy OShea]

Sadly, the people who post this stuff on social media don't see beyond the first impression.

[Abambo]

And I thought that in America, you can generate horrible stuff, as long as the flag is correct. 🫣

[photorebelle]

It is inconceivable to still see images with such errors, I would even say that it is shameful.

[daniellei4510]

I found the post on FB. What's shameful are all the comments congratulating this guy for his service in one way or another. I can't believe they haven't taken the post down after all the people calling it out as obvious AI.

[ricky336]

TMTO (Too many to count)😁

[Abambo]

Nice hands. 

[daniellei4510]

And they're still doing it and people are still falling for it. Think how dangerous GOOD AI can be if people believe stuff like these examples are real.

[Abambo]

America is lost… 🫣

[Jill_C]

Actually, the young man would not have passed the U.S. marines physical fitness test with those mangled hands...

[Abambo]

Not to speak of the buttons at all. Everyone knows that the buttons on the uniform are very important.

[Nancy OShea]

Actually, the young man would not have passed the U.S. marines physical fitness test with those mangled hands...

By @Jill_C

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I used to work for doctors who performed fitness exams on commercial airline pilots before they were hired. One such pilot was missing the very tip of his index finger due to a childhood accident.  He was more than fit & qualified to fly for the airline but they refused to hire him on account of his "digital deformity." 

I won't name the airline except to say they were super picky about perfection after one of their pilots went 'kamakaze.'  I found out later that the pilot got hired by a competing airline.