Hey! I really liked this picture. Thank you for sharing!
it’s ai watermarked :(
What? Where? How?
Empty file header, but “FF” is the magic jfif\jpg type. Because jpegs are binary files you can’t reliably trust a text string watermark showing up in a hex viewer.
Online detectors vary, but say no ai, just 14% straight edges\grid-like patterns\brush circling. No known watermarks detected. No stenography hidden patterns. The bottom right corner has an clear easy-to-drop clone stamp pattern – but could just as well be normal carpet.
TinEye says 0 results. No other file sources so I guess that’s an ai lead?
As SkaveRat said it has a synthid. To my knowledge, “ai detectors” are pretty garbage, here only openai has the keys to check their watermark. It’s in the pixels. Complicated mathematical method, but reliable and hard to remove.
What made me suspicious and check was that the light “overexposure” looked very odd to me. Especially the weird comb pattern into the cats butt. That and cats just wouldn’t lay like that when there’s sun.
It has a synthID watermark
I’m not going to say it, I’m not going to say it, I’m not going to say it…
… I’m going to say it. Purrinium sunning.
Your cat watched that Tucker Carlson documentary
Charging for that move:
That’s only made possible by shoving a prism up their butt before shooting light out of it.
It could naturally be gravitational lensing.
Fun fact, since light has a “stress energy tensor” value proportional to momentum which is proportional to the light’s frequency and this value is what determines strength of interaction with gravity (how much spacetime is bent), light does get bent like in a prism by black holes
It’s an emanation! Not reception.
he fast as fuck boi
The death star had to gather all its resources to fry that cat-hole.
Is this for real or are you just blowing sunshine up their ass?
