User: Computer, make an owl standing on a windowsill.
Computer: Okay, just let me fire up the ole' coal powerplant here... And... Voila!
Owl: I'm only half-owl actually. Now give me your credit card information before I fuck up your computer.
For owls that are superb.
User: Computer, make an owl standing on a windowsill.
Computer: Okay, just let me fire up the ole' coal powerplant here... And... Voila!
Owl: I'm only half-owl actually. Now give me your credit card information before I fuck up your computer.
I'm glad someone commented on this guy!
It's so non-owl like to me except the face, yet it's enough to suggest "owl" moreso than a chicken. The forward facing eyes are what makes me register it as a bird of prey, and the floof shape says owl instead of a hawk or eagle.
Otherwise everything is just so off on this guy. Wrong color, wrong beak, looks like wrong feet, wrong wing feathers.
It looks like someone put the wrong facial features on a silkie.
Yes, good call!
Look at this googly eyed Muppet. JK, this one's real! It's a Spotted Wood Owl. That's why I need to pay attention.
The one looks like someone rubbed its feathers with a balloon while it was passed out drunk.
This belongs on the set of Coraline with their button eyes.
That's a Furby
I'm not good on knowing how real light and shadow would work, so I wasn't sure if this was a fake image or some craft project. I see weird creature creations fairly often too.
It also looks still drunk lol
Being a homunculus isn't an easy life 😆
This owl looks like it was possessed and then fell intoa like of turmeric.
Looks more like a poorly-executed Photoshop job than an AI, but a fake's a fake and I'm sure it fooled FB boomers all the same 😔
True, this one looks like someone playing with the color sliders.
I'm sure it tricks all types of people. I've had plenty of coworkers that come up here from the city get freaked out by all kinds of everyday animals like they were encountering aliens.
If they passed them off as "art" I wouldn't care, but they have captions like "nice photo" or "amazing shot!" I don't like them mixing fact and fiction.
This could be a real Striped Owl, but it's on one if these weird group pages. The owl looks real-ish, maybe some processing done to it, the background is blurry and it's cropped tight, so it's hard for me to get context.
Here's a real one:
Only sources Lens turns out for the questionable image are Reddit and Pinterest, so that makes me feel it's fake. The real image comes from Cornell, so it's as real as it gets.
Omg, I love this owl! ❤️ I don’t think I’ve seen it before.
I think it's pretty awesome too.
Looks like it's only gotten one post, and it wasn't even from me.
It's a great looking bird for sure!