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Do you consider AI art “OC” ?
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This is not what I'm talking about. The images I mean are usually used to generate highly realistic porn.
Like this one (NSFW)
You can notice the "trick" because there's just some tiny, almost unnoticeable difference between the body and the face, like they don't belong to each other.
That head is so wrong sized lol 😆
Yeah, and the neck is weirdly long. In the communities where pictures like this are posted, they usually also place children's heads on thin women's bodies... yuck.
But then they pretend that this is just "what the AI created"