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I'm not sure what you mean by the saturation being around 50% across the board. If I peek the HSB of all of the averages only that first teal-ish one appears to be around the mid point for saturation.
When I look at the HSL of those colors I get 60, 54 and 46 (ignoring the ocean one cause I just don't have that open anymore) for the S (saturation) value.
Like I said it's weird that we are getting different values cause your brightness also wasn't in line with what I had. And that wouldn't be a screen issue.
My red came in at 73% for me.
Odd. I tag your red at 78%. And for what it's worth this RGB to HSV converter agrees with that number taking your colour hex as C92D20. I certainly don't know enough about it to offer an explanation as to why it might be different.
edit: Ah, I think it's HSV vs HSL, which I'm just now learning are different things. :D
I am importing mine into a photo editor so might be something with that. Anyways.
Thanks for the examples. It gave me something to think about and the discussion has been interesting. I think there may be details to take away from this but I'm not in a rush to dip back into AI images.
For what it's worth I agree that AI images will generally have "tells" that give away their nature. It's just they aren't quite so straightforward as being able to check that average values are within a range. It would be nice if it were that easy though.
While I do dabble with AI image generation I'm not a lunatic who calls themself an "artist" for doing so, nor do I think being a "prompt engineer" is any kind of expression of creativity or skill. I think the people who do are completely self-deluded.