SMRTR AINov 22, 2024Hacker News

How did you do on the AI art Turing test?

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In an online test, 11,000 participants attempted to differentiate between human-made and AI-generated art across various styles. Results showed difficulty in identification, with a median score of 60%. AI-created images often deceived viewers, even ranking as the most popular choices. Professional artists and AI skeptics performed marginally better, scoring up to 68%. The findings indicate that while some can detect subtle AI flaws, many struggle to distinguish AI art from human works based solely on appearance.

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