Spotting AI art: Extra limbs, scams, and the ethics of AI-generated stencils
SIR_NVAX_A_LOT · reddit · 2026-08-29
Discusses tell-tale signs of AI-generated art, particularly T2VA (Text-to-Video Animation), noting that extra hands or limbs are a common giveaway, though AI is improving daily. It raises ethical questions: Is AI art going too far, especially regarding scams? The author asks if one would get a tattoo from an artist who used AI to generate the stencil. The core issue identified is misrepresentation or hiding the AI origin unless prompted.
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