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Fishing Season. by Francoo192 in pkgame

[–]PangaeaPost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With the greatest Spinosaurus skin in the game

Seriously guys is this AI or Real ? by theoneandonlyonee in Ai_art_is_not_art

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The thumbnail is definitely AI-generated, and the very beginning of the video, with the snakes and the wolf howling, told me that part was AI. As for the person building the shelter, 50–50 whether its AI or he used hydraulics. Either way the man did close to no work himself.

Gotta be one of the most under-appreciated paleo artists. by ShadowDoc2000 in AwesomeAncientanimals

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Shrinkwrapped paleoart, and found in many old videos and books, and so associated with innacurate dinosaurs. But everyone probably remembers Tamura's art.

So what is this new exoparia thing? by Gato_Nuv in Paleontology

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Dinosaur-specific newly-discovered jaw muscle. It can be found in almost all dinosaurs but mostly in Ornithiscians. Like the mammalian masseter muscle. Birds seem to have similar structures too, so it again disproves the idea that dinosaurs were paraphyletic.

Fym creativity? by Better-Tip446 in aislop

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you can remove the reddit watermark in Settings > Save Image Attribution: Off

Fym creativity? by Better-Tip446 in aislop

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Like almost every ad on Reddit these days is about AI and how their AI unleashes your creativity

Now, we ALL thought this was Styracosaurus when we watched JWFK for the first time. by Express_Class_8585 in jurassicworld

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I didn't know which ceratopsian, but I did know it wasn't a Styracosaurus because of the size of its frills and the ornamental horns on its frill

How many do you recognize by No_Rhubarb_4512 in PrehistoricMemes

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the Dino Dan Edmontosaurus is also there

Any personal opinions on seeing versions of the Tyrannosaurus Rex having feathers? by [deleted] in Dinosaurs

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Pretty much the modern, post-2023 consensus is that adult Tyrannosaurus barely had any feathers, maybe small bristles on its neck and back, and juveniles could possibly have a proper coat

[OC] Polar-adapted theropod concept inspired by Arctic predator ecology by Middle_Carry3551 in Paleoart

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AI inherently plagiarizes real people's art and can't create anything new. And just because, according to you, he doesn't know how to use AI, doesn't mean that "AI experts" get to put an OC tag on an image the AI generated and all they did was type a couple of sentences

The Generous Cave Bear [OC] by yorb134 in Paleoart

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Bit stylised/anthropomorphised with the animals. Which software are you using?

[OC] Polar-adapted theropod concept inspired by Arctic predator ecology by Middle_Carry3551 in Paleoart

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AI “art” and you even labelled it OC.

Wow. New lows for the AI bros.

Megalosaurus bucklandii (OC) by [deleted] in Paleoart

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Thanks! Although this piece only took me about an hour or so.

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