Singapore – so incredible people struggle to work out if photographs of it are REAL: Can you tell if this image of the city was AI-generated? Over half get the answer wrong…

Apparently Singapore is so flashy that people can’t tell if the photos are real or not.

In a Singapore Tourism Board study, 60 percent of people who were shown a striking image (below) of the Gardens by the Bay structures, home to 1.5 million plants, They believed the image was created by AI, despite it being a real image taken in Singapore. .

Of those surveyed, almost half (41 percent) admitted to having difficulty distinguishing between real and AI images.

The tourism board described Gardens by the Bay as one of several “unreal and fascinating experiences in Singapore”.

It said: The iconic structures of ‘The Gardens are architectural wonders that reimagine nature with artistic finesse.

‘Designed with sustainability in mind, the gardens feature two huge futuristic structures: the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest refrigerated greenhouses, which use cutting-edge technologies for better energy efficiency.

“Visitors can walk among the iconic Supertrees that rise up to 50 meters above the ground and come to life with an exciting light and music show at night.”

The Henderson Waves Pedestrian Bridge also proved to be a reality-defying Singapore structure.

In the study, Britons also had difficulty determining whether an image was generated by AI.

It is the highest pedestrian bridge in the country and has a “fantastic design” that offers “stunning views of the nearby marina and extensive greenery,” the tourism board said.

The Parkroyal Collection Pickering hotel, a cross between a hotel and a vertical garden, also confused Brits in the AI ​​quiz, along with the futuristic skyscrapers of Keppel Bay.

The tourism board also cited Singapore’s Changi Airport and its 40-metre-high waterfall as another possible reality-changer.