Microsoft's Brad Smith Introduces Fun Test to Distinguish AI-Generated Images

TapTechNews August 6th news, Microsoft's vice chairman and president, Brad Smith, launched a fun test challenging people to distinguish between AI-generated images and real photos. He launched the test on the website named True or False, and each test contains 15 pictures. Players need to judge whether the pictures are AI-generated or real-shot.

The pictures in the test will be randomly changed every time, so players can repeatedly challenge and improve their discrimination ability. Although the first few questions are relatively simple, the difficulty gradually increases as the test progresses.

Even though some pictures can be seen as true or false at a glance, the realism of AI-generated images has reached an astonishing level. At the same time, there are also many strange scenes in the real world that are enough to confuse people. After many attempts, the author found that the difficulty of the test gradually increased, the first ten questions were relatively simple, and the last five questions were extremely challenging. To get a high score, it is necessary to carefully observe the details of the picture. AI is good at generating photos that look real as a whole, but there are often abnormalities in the subtleties. For example, in industrial scenes, there are often phenomena such as doors merging with each other, ladders having nowhere to go, or heavy machinery placed abnormally.

In addition, TapTechNews noticed that the hand is still a weakness of AI. Although it has improved compared to a year ago, there will still be strange fingers. And the complex gestures and postures of humans are often characteristics of real photos.