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three on the right use the same face-shape almost line-for-line: differences only in the hair, ears, eyebrows, skin-tone and attire. Middle has a squared-off jaw, maybe vertically stretched, and the top's jaw-line stop's shorter, but completely different?
The three on the left use basically the same tricks and started from a different outline, but between those three, top has a single cheek wrinkle in a different spot, bottom has additional forehead wrinkles, and the middle is stretche horizontally as well as vertically, mayb with some skew-tool use so its more exaggerated to the right, but damn, bro, have you ever even touched illustrator or photoshop? I could do the same in Gimp, Inkscape, Krita, Clipstudio, or so many others, and honestly it would be quicker for me than coming up with an Ai prompt, if that last were even part of my skillset.
Not even a hint of complex shading, and if you think "less complex or generic= Ai", you must have missed the meme-train days completely.
Three on the left have the same shoulders, and the three on the right have their shoulders cropped at different heights to hide their similarities there too.
Not a damn thing about this necessitates or would even reward the use of Ai.
Drop this into GIMP, clone the layer, set Mode to Difference, and drag each face around the other faces. They're not the same shape. They only look about the same. Playing spot-the-difference won't change that it's plainly not the copy-paste you initially asserted.
I have been drawing on computers for several decades, and I am a routine apologist for generated imagery, and I am telling you - it is immediately obvious this was generated. Stop squinting at it and just look at it.