Redditor asks ChatGPT for the most realistic human image, hunts for AI tells
Spiketop_ · reddit · 2026-09-09
A Reddit user prompted ChatGPT to generate "the most realistic human image possible" and posted the result, asking the community whether any AI tells remain. The post is a crowd-sourced test of how close current image generation gets to photorealism.
- The image itself is the substance: readers are invited to spot artifacts.
- The poster admits being bad at detecting AI images and wants help finding tells.
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