To answer, you'll have to explain what it means for a set of pixels to have a "cellular makeup as [in] a living person". Your question doesn't really follow based on my earlier tounge-in-cheek (but factual) statement about pixels vs. proteins.
Perhaps you're asking about the eventuality of finding a living person that bears a strong resemblance to one of the generated images. That would depend on a totally subjective observation, and you would always be able to take any number of photos of the alleged real subject showing discrepancies with the generated one.
To answer, you'll have to explain what it means for a set of pixels to have a "cellular makeup as [in] a living person". Your question doesn't really follow based on my earlier tounge-in-cheek (but factual) statement about pixels vs. proteins.
Perhaps you're asking about the eventuality of finding a living person that bears a strong resemblance to one of the generated images. That would depend on a totally subjective observation, and you would always be able to take any number of photos of the alleged real subject showing discrepancies with the generated one.