r/isthisAI

I don't really know how to feel about this... the first blurred name is mine, and then the others are my husband and children, last one is also my name.

sorry for the long title but apparently it had to be 75 characters!

anyway i spotted this in a massive UK coffee shop. the bird doesn’t have any legs and the way the leaves fall look weird. this chain is known for cutting costs despite rising prices so it wouldn’t surprise me.

the way the leaves have a shadow on the bottom left looks quite strange.

I look at the hair, it looks strange on some parts, along with the hands, the right hand I can't even find and it looks like it's mixing into the cloth, the left hand.. the ring finger melts into the pinky, the thumb makes no sense. The sword chain or whatever, it also connects to the skirt?? The pearls look off too.. the clock behind.. the Roman numerals look off, some aren't even readable.. I don't know if this is an artistic choice or a trick art but this art feels slightly edited and strangely AI.. NO, I do not think the actual song itself is AI, jst the art, tell me if you think I am wrong..

a little bit of context, this is the "drawing" someone made of this cat (pic 2), OP claimed they finished it really quickly and even showed me the pencils they were using.
i usually pride myself in recognising AI content, especially when it’s so obvious, which this seemed to be. after i got a few comments saying it was in fact real, i’m starting to doubt myself :‘)
it looks very generated to me, the fluff looks like it’s connected in weird places (especially the hair in the ear), some lines are breaking up (left whisker), the collar seems like it’s merging into the neck…

yeah, some help would be appreciated!🥴

While most of these patterns are realistic and doable, I'm wondering if this is even real? Its a brand new shop on Etsy but it has some good reviews on other pattern files. I'm wondering if the bundle is too good to be true or if the video has just been enhanced somehow.

Pattern on a baby clothing brand that I wanted to buy from. Reeks of AI to me, can’t find anything crediting a designer. There seems to be too many lines in each planet or astronaut. The uber vibrant colors also throw me off. One of the astronauts arms is also too long.

Edit: I know the picture isn’t AI. I’m wondering about the design on the fabric please.

This market/cafe just opened and they put up this new sign. Previously it was some kind of “health food store” so I’m guessing the owners sold to someone with the same idea or got a new name and rebranded?

Is the liquid in the mug a bean soup or a hot beverage of sorts? Why does it say “Natural Foods” on a glass jar full of a white mystery substance? What’s up with the branches of the willow tree? The handle on the basket is very confusing???

Ugh. Is this AI?

https://www.tiktok.com/@llaurenmillerr\_?\_r=1&\_t=ZN-97mugCQDPte

That is the tiktok acount.

So these are just video "pre and post divorce glowup". And has short captures from other videos I think, of her life. But never whole videos where she talks.

I almost admired her until I clicked to see other videos.

What do you think? Is marketing doing this on purpose or did they fire some people to save some money? This just looks so goofy

First photo is of the inside art. Second photo is where I circled a few of the suspicious spots that stood out to me as possibly being AI indicators.

The biggest suspicious sections are the weird bumps on the hands where I can’t think of a reason why and how they seem to merge a bit with whatever is around them. The man’s collar on the far side looks really long which seems odd and doesn’t make sense. The man’s nose embedding in her face is also a red flag.

Edit: book was published May 2026

Edit 2: u/heart_up_in_smoke found the full art + artist and posted it in the comments if anyone would like to look at it

Edit 3: thank you to everyone who responded. I was just browsing books trying to find a new read and maybe I’m cooked but I just wasn’t sure if it was ai or not.

u/ModernSun and u/PhantasmOplasm confirmed that the artist’s art style has been consistent for over a decade.

Thank you for all the input! I was interested in reading the book, so I’ll probably go back and get it at some point.

Clips of transitions were cut and compiled into a single clip with a second before the transitions to show the quality of the video before the transition.

I'm pretty sure, but I wanted confirmation. The biggest one for me if the third transitions where the noodles disappear into the noodle-formed word "eat," but watching it as it plays, not only does the quality from filmed content to transition differ, but also something like in the first where the books look uncanny and the land on the spinning globe doesn't stay intact.

Customer called in and said his sandwich was moldy, said he wouldn’t make a big deal of it he just wanted his card to be credited back. He texted a few photos. We checked the turkey container and none of it is moldy. It was sliced today, fresh. It also seems like a lot of mold for nobody to notice while assembling the sandwich. Not saying it couldn’t happen, but it seems highly unlikely. We also couldn’t find an order under the name he gave us, at least from today. A free AI-checker said 61% AI but I just wanted to be sure and get second opinions before making any accusations against someone

it’s part of a series of lesser-known founders and something feels off about these illustrations

the thing is, since I can’t tell what’s real in media anymore thought to ask this subreddit

I was particularly drawn (no pun intended) to how weird the text looks in the newspapers

The first one didn’t have an artist listed for the illustration, and its advertising online has been rumored to be generated by AI.

The second had an artist listed, I looked her up, and her art style is completely different from this cover.

Both are very uncanny, generated Pixar-style.

I think they’re AI. I want to know the consensus.

This is an Instagram account. This is the second one that's shown up on my feed this week that is a business account presumably parents using kids to make money, both had a very similar aesthetic, affiliate links, etc... the other one I saw was a 22 month old eating these really varied, interesting complex meals (think baby led weaning on steroids) but some of the cuts were heavily edited and looked a little AI.

Aside from the scummy business of blasting your kid's face on the Internet, this looked a bit AI edited to me, but I could be totally wrong.