How to Spot AI-Colored Pages
43sPractical tips for identifying AI-generated art in coloring books spark curiosity and engagement from creators and hobbyists.
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This video analyzes a social media post by Cozy Coloring Lena that teaches viewers how to spot AI-colored or AI-enhanced coloring pages. The creator highlights the absurdity of using AI for a hobby whose entire purpose is personal, hands-on enjoyment.
A post by Cozy Coloring Lena addresses the rise of AI-colored and AI-enhanced coloring pages, prompting a guide on how to recognize them.
AI-generated images often feature super-detailed textures (fur, leaves, flowers) that contrast sharply with the simple art style of traditional coloring books.
AI-colored characters often have a soft white or multi-colored glow around them, even with black outlines, which is a distinct difference from normal coloring where outlines can look muddy when colored over.
Using AI to color a coloring book defeats its entire purpose, which is personal enjoyment and relaxation. It's a pointless exercise.
AI-generated images can show artificial strokes that aren't real brush strokes from acrylic markers or watercolors. Also, the coloring book page itself can change, like a cat's head turning or a face's structure being altered.
The creator concludes that the use of AI in coloring books is a sad sign that we've 'truly lost the plot' as a society.
The video criticizes the trend of using AI to color or enhance coloring books, arguing that it defeats the purpose of the activity. It provides visual cues to spot AI-generated coloring, such as excessive detail, glowing outlines, and artificial strokes.
What is the main visual clue that an image is AI-colored?
AI-colored images often have super-detailed textures and a soft white or multi-colored glow around characters.
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Why does the creator think using AI to color a coloring book is absurd?
Because the whole point of a coloring book is for personal enjoyment and relaxation, which AI defeats.
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What are some changes that can occur in an AI-enhanced coloring page?
The page can change, such as a cat's head turning or a face's facial structure being altered.
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Defeating the Purpose
It's a clear, logical argument against the use of AI in a creative hobby.
00:55The Sad Conclusion
It sums up the creator's emotional reaction to the trend.
01:50[00:02] this is a post posted by Cozy Coloring Lena. And Lena adds how to spot AI colored and AI enhanced coloring pages. And Lena is sharing like how they just want for coloring, but there have been, you know, an uproar or a rise in like AI
[00:17] Adding, you know, if you're curious about how to recognize it, please swipe information. And Lena shows some side-by-sides. Here we have like the AI super detailed textures, you know, fur, leaves, fat burger flowers, so many look
[00:30] art is simple. And then adding, you know, characters have a soft white or multi-colored glow around them even with the black outlines. Which again, like book pages, if the outlines are black, you know, you're going to sometimes
[00:43] color over the outline. It might look a little like muddy here or there. So, distinction is so clear is very interesting. But anyways, like beyond this, what is honestly just absurd to me is the fact that people are using AI to
[00:55] color coloring books. Because why? Like you literally just defeat the purpose of a coloring book. Cuz the whole point of a coloring book is for you to color it, you know, for personal enjoyment. So that you can relax a little bit. All of
[01:10] that good stuff. But if you use AI to color the coloring book or in some case, I guess you color it and then you enhance it with AI. In my opinion, purpose of doing it in the first place? Don't go generating images, but you just
[01:23] you know, some things mentioned in previous slides, it could just be like a like to add the stars and stuff. But you know, artificial strokes. You can see on artificial strokes that are not actual brush strokes from like acrylic markers
[01:37] or watercolors or anything, but just like the AI detailing. Or literally somehow the coloring book page changes. Like the cat is looking to the left in the original and now the cat is looking forward. Here like her face completely
[01:50] cheeks are different, her whole facial structure is different and her head is sad to see and it really makes you feel like we've truly lost the plot here.
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