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The Killing Jelq posted:Even with the spoilered info, this seems too perfect not to be satire—starting with observing “empty space” in the original and filling it with ever more bright, grotesque detail and then also having the character give the middle school level edgy take on racism. It's an obvious joke
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looks more like lovely photoshopping / paintover, this is the second time disney did this parody badly, but their new 3d characters look even worse 
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IUG posted:I’m going to have to unbookmark this thread if it’s just “here’s what lovely people are using the tool for” thread. Laughing at too many fingers, arms is one thing. Video #122 of women getting beaten with weapons is not humor. Yeah i am not interested in another Tweets I Dislike Thread
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from some human rights activists on linkedin they got the general composition they wanted, but didn't really make the facial expressions work for what they wanted to convey, at all
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Man, lot of this on linkedin. Here's balenciaga trying to animate some of their archival photosquote:To celebrate the coming new year and the closing of 2023, Balenciaga presents animated artworks that bring new life to archival images from the era of the Couture House’s founder, Cristóbal Balenciaga. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/balenciaga_to-celebrate-the-coming-new-year-and-the-activity-7146092452502802432-teFL They clearly didn't really know what the original fashion pics were going for, or curate the results to only the ones that worked (for instance, check out 0:26, where the original photo seems to be going for an artsy motion blur, and the ai animation just turns it into a stubby half-arm)
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GOG bought some stock 'pixel art' for their winter sale banner Apparently someone on adobe is selling poorly made pixelish art, and getting buyers.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Another weird quasi-scam I've seen popping up more and more frequently is ads with obviously AI-generated images (almost always with copy that talks about how the artist is going out of business and selling off their excess stock for crazy low low prices) but they actually follow through and mail out actual physical reproductions to anyone dumb enough to place an order, and the end products are hilariously lovely I think you have it reversed, they have some mediocre physical objects and they are using an Ai tool to add backgrounds and extra detail for the ads Which is harder: making a thousand crappy sculpture to match some random image, or sticking an image of one of the thousand crappy sculptures you have available to dropship into an image-to-image generator for your ads (like 10 years ago there was a 'HOW TO DRAW YOUR FRIENDS AS ANIME' ad which did a similar thing - they used photos of cosplayers as the 'before' and then manga images as the after) Tunicate has a new favorite as of 06:45 on Jan 6, 2024 |
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Forbes did an article about it and tracked down the Instagram artist who created the original AI lamp images which the scammers ripped off: https://www.forbes.com/sites/mattno...sh=170c59806612 so they didn't even make the images themselves? And then made a crappy physical lamp? that is a really bizarre level of lazy, why wouldn't they copy a non-ai lamp? Tunicate has a new favorite as of 07:29 on Jan 6, 2024 |
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Those fake lamps are being sold all over eBay and Amazon by thousands upon thousands of vendors, it's clearly some sort of bait-and-switch scam and I assume their aim is to drag out delivery times and complaint resolution as long as possible until they rack up a certain number of sales, at which point they simply dump the account and start over. I guess if they mail out an actual physical item which mostly resembles the images at the top of the ad means they can drag out the process even longer since they actually "fulfill" the sales so they get cycled into the refund process instead of having their account deleted right away also all over aliexpress, including some people who just post the actual product photos and some who do further edits  I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of these accounts were fully automated dropshippers
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/16/air-canada-chatbot-lawsuit Good news, if AI chatbots make poo poo up, it's binding! Less lovely AI art and more unexpectedly good AI customer support.
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The reason the ai babble books on amazon are happening so quickly is because they already had a pipeline doing that but filling them with random websites and wikipedia pages
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Show a blurry photo then run a cool enhance effect across it to show the ai upscale, bam you added more content and are disclosing it.
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