Are you sure it’s AI? Seems like it also could’ve been made with a vectorial drawing sofware like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape. I’m not seeing anything that screams “obviously AI”; but perhaps you notived something I didn’t?
[Edit: I saw through another comment that their site states;
Our platform integrates AI to lower the cost of legal services
This does give more credence to your claim, but I’d still like to know what gave it away, to better spot slop in the future.]
it’s the scale pattern being inconsistent amorphic blobs, the underside of the tail being on the side of the tail, and the inconsistent and asymmetrical blobbiness of the dragon’s horns and eyebrow (you can even see a point where the AI couldn’t decide where the eyebrow ridge ended and the pupil began)
that and general lineart weirdness a human generally wouldn’t commit, like the thin line randomly coming off of the thick line on the neck pattern
in the article they said they bought it for 20 dollars
Wtf
Someone who does furry art for commissions definitely just had this lying around.
no this lawyer straight up bought AI slop from someone
Are you sure it’s AI? Seems like it also could’ve been made with a vectorial drawing sofware like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape. I’m not seeing anything that screams “obviously AI”; but perhaps you notived something I didn’t?
[Edit: I saw through another comment that their site states;
This does give more credence to your claim, but I’d still like to know what gave it away, to better spot slop in the future.]
it’s the scale pattern being inconsistent amorphic blobs, the underside of the tail being on the side of the tail, and the inconsistent and asymmetrical blobbiness of the dragon’s horns and eyebrow (you can even see a point where the AI couldn’t decide where the eyebrow ridge ended and the pupil began)
that and general lineart weirdness a human generally wouldn’t commit, like the thin line randomly coming off of the thick line on the neck pattern
Good catch, you’ve convinced me!