Many people were spot on, and others not as much. All in all I found it fascinating and a lot of fun. Here are the answers:
0. REAL
1. AI
2. REAL
3. AI
4. REAL
5. AI
6. REAL
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Still, that's very apparent on large ad posters Apple used to make "shot with an iPhone", a zoomed in photo looks like it consists of irregular patches of solid colour, not pixels. That's what I called upscaling, that's what my old Honour used to do to photos when it fell flat on actually capturing the details, and maybe that's what others meant, too.
OK, I zoomed in all the way on 3 photos. Which one(s) were shot with an iphone?
On these I would've guessed only 1 or 1+2, but since you said that the photos in the post were shot on the iPhone, and there is a preview that shows that the third is a photo from the post, I expect that I'm wrong.
But yes, the third zoom-in is what I expect to see on a low postprocessing camera, and the first photo is more or less what I imagine from a high postprocessing camera.
First photo is also an iPhone. Guess I should have done a better job cropping
No big deal with the crop, you were right that the third doesn't look like what I had in mind. Most likely I'm not informed enough on what iPhones use for photo improvements, maybe I will read something about that
Let me know if you find anything interesting. I can talk about this stuff all day!