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SoloWingPixy1 t1_j20xh0s wrote

Reply to comment by hopbel in [P] Can you distinguish AI-generated content from real art or literature? I made a little test! by Dicitur

The images should be represented as they are most commonly seen by the public, AI upscaling and all. Degrading traditional art to give AI generated images a fair chance is a bit silly.

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hopbel t1_j213cap wrote

The way images are most commonly seen by the public is on tiny screens that fit in your hand, not 32" 4K monitors

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SoloWingPixy1 t1_j216si9 wrote

Phone screens are often the same res as your monitor, 1080p at minimum, it's not really a valid excuse. The images posted in /r/StableDiffusion and MJ communities are practically never shared at 512x512 either

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hopbel t1_j2da339 wrote

You're going to have trouble seeing fine details if the image is the size of a postage stamp, pixel density be damned.

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