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67 points arduinomancer | 1 comments | | HN request time: 0.215s | source

I’ve noticed a lot of the time you can tell an image is AI generated because it has a shiny/glossy lighting look to it.

Has anyone figured out why this is the case?

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vipshek ◴[] No.41262987[source]
Many AI-generated images you encounter are low-effort creations without much prompt tuning, created using something like DALL-E or Llama 3.1. For whatever reason, the default style of DALL-E, Llama 3.1, and base Stable Diffusion seems to lean towards a glossy "photorealism" that people can instantly tell isn't real. By contrast, Midjourney's style is a bit more painted, like the cover of a fantasy novel.

All that being said, it's very possible to prompt these generators to create images in a particular style. I usually include "flat vector art" in image generation prompts to get something less photorealistic that I've found is closer to the style I want when generating images.

If you really want to go down the rabbit hole, click through the styles on this Stable Diffusion model to see the range that's possible with finetuning (the tags like "Watercolor Anime" above the images): https://civitai.com/models/264290/styles-for-pony-diffusion-...

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1. algo_trader ◴[] No.41263362[source]
whats a good prompt if i want a schematic/engineering/wireframe look for all my objects ?

Most models seem very reluctant to do that. (Historically, rendering full 3D was also easier than rendering wireframes. Art imitating life.)