How many games on BGA use AI "Art"?

[tbhp]

I just looked again and saw 5. Then, I looked again and saw 6. It's an optical illusion.

I don't think it's an optical illusion. A second thumb was clearly intentionally created. This shape didn't just happen by accident.

Looking for the wrong number of fingers is AI Hunting 101, so if you're already motivated to believe it's AI, it's easy to fall for the illusion Frank pointed out.

Are you suggesting it's a flawed method? How commonly do you see human created art where people have six fingers? Especially professionally made art?

[Sacha2142]

I cannot for the life of me figure out how you get six fingers out of that drawing.

That's something we definitely agree on. There's a piece of background colored brown instead of red between hand and neck, which could be mistaken as a finger at first sight, but if you stop to count, there's only 5... unless people are referring to her left hand.

That's her hair a little in the shadow.

[Jellby]

If you don't do the pushback against the cases where AI might be trying to pass itself as human, you are enabling a future where AI will live among us and it will be hard to distinguish who is AI and who is human.

I see it the other way around:
If you DO the pushback, you'll be encouraging AI to get better and so we'll be closer to that future.
If you DON'T do the pushback, AI will stay as crappy as it is and continue to be distinguishable.

In any case, whatever you do, AI will eventually be indistinguishable.