How Did You Do On The AI Art Turing Test?
https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/how-did-you-do-on-the-ai-art-turing
I got 22 out of the 49 wrong, barely about a coinflip, so around the median. Fuck.
Most of the ones I was strongly confident about turned out correct however I severally underestimated AI's ability to emulate brush strokes.
The typical leads were still there though, fingers bending and fusing, spacetime bending, morelikely to be kitsch, anime having a weird plastic shine to it.
@LukeAlmighty Can't beat human stupidity
@matrix
AI is amazing at simulating human intelligence. But never underestimate human's ability to simulate retardation.
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@LukeAlmighty @matrix in hindsight i should have guessed that the ship was human, just because of how precise all of those ropes are that hold the sails. i was just too baffled at the fact that someone would actually draw that though lmao, it looks utterly ridiculous.
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@beardalaxy @LukeAlmighty I had the same thought process
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@matrix @beardalaxy
Exactly why I made the post. I know AI can do it on accident, but I didn't know a human could make something so ugly.
Also, I know, I should have tagged it, but THEY DELETED MY ANWSERS!!!
They ruined my test by using a stupid form.
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@LukeAlmighty @matrix the instructions they give say they won't be taking any more responses so you shouldn't actually submit the form, just match it up with a provided key.
@beardalaxy @matrix
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@matrix i got 77.5% correct. 38/49. a couple of them that i selected as being AI instead of human i was originally thinking were human, but then i noticed an inconsistency that i'd figure AI would cause.
@matrix@gameliberty.club I got 44 right out of 49... some of them I've seen before, others you could tell it was AI, and other you could tell they were made by postmodern cough "artists" cough. The ones I failed were all human-made, but either too obscure or looked too ambiguous/sloppy.
@matrix
> Human or AI?
I don't care, either way, no inteligence was used anyway.