DIEHARD Indian cuisine fans should be able to spot what’s wrong with these dishes a mile off.
But to the untrained eye, it might seem like nothing is awry.
Masala Dosa
Butter Chicken
Saag Paneer
Samosa
Dhal Makhani
Aloo Gobi
Take a good look at all six dishes.
We’ve got some soft Dosas, crispy Samosa and creamy Saag Paneer.
Even a delicate leafy garnish.
The food looks good and the plates look keen – so what could be the problem?
The problem is, these dishes in particular aren’t real.
These images were manufactured by artificial intelligence (AI).
The exact tool used is called Neural.Love, which is a free AI image generator.
AI image models are trained on huge sets of images and captions – and learn how they’re related.
They can draw up an infinite supply of never before created images.
The way to spot an AI-generated image is easy, once you know the key things to look out for.
The Sun has previously written a guide for users to spot the difference between a real image and one created by AI.
The main things to look out for here are inconsistencies in features and an out of place gloss look on things that aren’t usually that shiny.
You might see some uneven textures, such as the oddly smooth lemon or the strangely shaped ramakin for the Samosa.
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