[latency-guy2]

My game is looking at the eyes, seems like the model has a tendency to make faces that have pretty much mirrored eye shapes and sockets, pupils being clear of imperfections or just plain circles or even both pupils being identical to each other, tilt is also a huge issue, most of the AI images have their output "looking directly into the lens" and nearly perpendicular to the aperture, real humans are off center in more ways than one in all of these aspects and more, as well as having numerous orientations

To me, looking at the background is kind of cheating to sus out facial features, after all we are trying to figure out if the face is real not the background

[jffhn]

>My game is looking at the eyes

I look at the hairs. In real images you can see their fine threaded structure, in fake ones it's rather blurry and inconsistent.

[rpastuszak]

Looking at the ears has worked for me 100% of time.

[dreamer7]

True, in most cases, backgrounds with a lot of elements (ex: a house in the background) were part of real pictures

[hnbad]

Typically in AI generated images another giveaway is that when the head covers the entire height of the picture, the background may randomly change between the left and right side in implausible ways.