This Person Does Not Exist (2019)

Take this example that the site just gave me: https://imgur.com/a/dbpZx2r

It's pretty convincing, until you look in between the lips where the teeth are supposed to show through. You see some very clear "AI smudging" artifacts that are a dead giveaway.

Less obviously: - the eyelashes on his left eye look unrealistic - the way the nose connects to the rest of the face (especially in the highlights) is too smudgy - the texture and tone of the skin is very uneven, and again smudgy in various places, indicating that this is a Mr. Potato Head constructed image.

This 5 year old's shaved moustache: https://freeimage.host/i/26lDkG :)

Following the advice to look for "fakeness" markers I would mention a few recurring ones: 1) unreal background (like monsters or distorted images) 2) strange-looking moles or birthmarks (white, very round or else) 3) distorted texts and logos on clothing 4) fabrics of the garments don't look real too 5) jewelry gets distorted or multiplied 6) glasses often look fake on the edges

Nevertheless this looks impressive.

The pupils are almost always a giveaway. Look closely. Harder to see on darker eyes though.

Teeth, too if they are showing.

The ears often don't match

Or just with another 5 years of improving this technology.

I remember there being an archive that indexed a random stream of numbers from which you could download a range of random bytes, the idea being theoretically everything can be found within the dataset. I think it was done in protest of copyright or something like that.

I can't remember the name of it for the life of me.

Do monkeys really produce an uniform distribution of keystrokes? Humans don't, and they're also primates.

Just got this creepy one : imgur.com/a/L4DVsVQ

Yes, I think that the gender and race of the ears doesn’t always match. Maybe gender is the wrong word, but some ears look too delicate for the individual or something. I’d never guess these were fake if I saw one by itself though.

Yeah, I didn't spend as much time studying ears as I did eyes in art school, but now that you mention it, I see it.

Most of the "parts" of the face look like they've been clipped out of a magazine and photoshopped on. There are subtle errors in orientation that don't match the head's orientation. It makes the overall head look flatter than the lighting on the face would suggest.

Incidentally, I work in VR, and mismatch of depth cues between color and position are things that can cause simulator sickness.

Maybe I just haven’t looked at enough samples but the eyes look acceptable to me.