AI Fake Artemis Images

[James Willinghan]

With AI all over the internet and social media it was only a matter of time before we started getting fake images from the Artemis mission. Sad part is that some of these X accounts have more followers and engagement numbers than the NASA accounts showing the real images!

James

[j...@tomney.com]

Thanks for that PSA James. How ironic that we have people who think the whole thing is AI fabricated and then others who indeed use AI to delude people.

Jim

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[Kenneth Sall]

Case in point: search Facebook for "orientale basin".  Lots of impressive images/video, but most are CGI or AI. Guess we only can trust NASA images.

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[Stephen Gauss]

Here is Comet 2025 R3 taken before dawn. It is getting closer to sunrise, so more difficult to see before the sky brightens.

Stephen Gauss

C-14 at f/11 9 April at 04:52 AM






C-14 at f/2 (Hyperstar)  11 April at 5:30 AM