Raw LLM Responses

I'm baffled on how everyone in the comments believe these look very realistic. I mean let's examine the first one as an example. The first place I always look at is the fingers. In this photo, the fingers are actually decent for AI. The only thing really not convincing me is the ring. I tried really zooming in on it and it just looks really flat and fake. Almost looks like its apart of the finger. However, what is really telling that this is AI is how he is holding his phone. Look at the position of the phone. It's resting on his knuckle joints. This is very awkward to do especially when you are trying to hold still to take a photo. When I tried to reenact this photo, I found it more natural to have your phone be pressed up against your upper palm. Second thing I tend to look at is head hair. He has shorter hair, so it's harder to find inconsistencies. He has middle age male pattern baldness going on in the front, but I'm only pointing this out because on his right side, he has random splotches of hair that just doesn't look right. I also wanted to point out his hair looks like plastic, especially on the sides. The third thing I look out for is text. It's hard to tell what's going on with that bottle since the image quality is so low, but then it hit me. We are looking at a mirror so everything should be flipped. Let's observe his phone again. The apple symbol should be reversed since we are looking at a mirror, but it isn't. I'm less confident about this last thing I want to bring up. The counter has a tilt going on, but the phone isn't matching that tilt. I know this was mentioned in the title, but these images have very poor quality. In the selfies, I don't believe that these phones should be creating this low image quality, even with the poor lighting going on. I can see people not catching these mistakes when they are swiping on tinder since they are only looking at the images for a short time. That's the thing I don't like about AI images; you have to lo