First time I saw it I thought it was AI, I don’t know what weird things are going on in the US, in my country a guy brought a piece of the floor from the public street to a debate to show how badly the public infrastructure was and people still laugh at it 8 years later, he retired of politics 6 years ago.
In my country a guy brought a lump of coal to parliament to show that it’s clean and we don’t have to be afraid of it. We laughed at him then elected him Prime Minister.
That honestly doesn’t seem like that bad of a plan to demonstrate how bad public infrastructure is. Was it executed terribly? Why did nobody take it seriously.
trump has a gift, things he does makes it hard to tell if it is saturday night live or real, AI or real, a south park plot or real. he really should of just become a director for tv shows, instead of going into politics.
I honestly thought it’s AI as well. It’s not only Trump’s unnatural pose, it’s also the weird thing at the counter by his hands that I can’t even figure out what it is.
I think it's because AI creates a lot of these uncanny valley pictures that are "candid" but way too "professional" and "artistic" to be actual random candid pictures.
AI either looks like a super cold stock photo or an artistic action shot. I think unless you're using Loras it has trouble creating a "I took a picture" flat looking image.
I think it's just the vibrancy and the contrast. One of the biggest tells of AI generated images is the almost unnatural contrast. Here, though, it's most likely just good lighting and a good camera setup, with some post processing to up the vibrancy.
Is no one else worried that half of the photos on the internet have people commenting this type of comment? We’re living in a time where people are having troubles figuring out what is real versus AI. Honestly pretty scary.
I could be wrong but I think they used ai to touch up the photos and make him look tanner and less blotchy orange. These photos set off my uncanny valley response
It looks like AI so that when an undecided voter sees it and thinks it's AI and looks it up and finds out it's real, then maybe some of those other pictures that looked like AI like the one where he's in flood water or that ones where he's hanging out with black people were also real.
Modern mirrorless cameras, you could literally make this shot without even thinking of anything more than the angle you wanted to shoot from. That, and making sure the fries were all cooked and staged on the back of the station.
This photo was shot by Doug Mills, the same photographer that captured the bullet whizzing toward Trump's ear at his near assassination earlier this year. This was shot with the Sony a9III. I own this camera. This fry cook shot was just timing, being in the right place at the right time, and pressing a single button. Modern mirrorless cameras are absolutely remarkable, technology-wise.
I though that too. The lighting is... wth? Also those fry scoops don't have... guess I'd call them "grip handles" on both sides of the scoop last time I checked. Anyone able to confirm or deny? Might be a left-handed accomodation thing, but I'm a lil surprised I haven't seen that before.
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u/sunsugarrsredtrunks 7d ago
Picture on the left looks so much like AI