Example 3: People see a before and after of a home remodel. However, that remodel looks drastic (i.e., way too expensive). It may not actually be up to code, or an engineer would not approve the changes.

Example 2: People see some amazing furniture or architecture in a house. They ask what materials were used or where to buy the furniture. However, none of it exists. It’s not for sale on any market.

Example 1: People see a beautiful photo of a place and ask where it was taken. But the place doesn’t exist. The weather phenomenon in the photo would never occur there to witness on another day.

“Obviously” meaning you can tell something looks a bit unrealistic and yet the post or account does not indicate they do fictional (e.g., sci-fi, fantasy) artwork or that the picture is AI-generated.

This is my baby girl, Jasmine. Are all tuxedo cats gentle like Jasmine? She is the best. Oh, the alt text feature is easy to find in this social media platform. Nice!