• db2@lemmy.world
    76·
    9 months ago

    I too like to enjoy a nice cool refreshing cup of Ç̷̨̯̯͇̱͎͙̞̩̹̇̎̽͐͐͊͜ͅö̶͔̓c̷͎̈́̆̇̎̊̀͌̐̍̃̉̊̊͘ͅa̵̢͗́̑̓́̈́̆͑ ̵̡͖͍͈̺̹̗͈̙̺̍͋̍C̵̨͔͓̺͈̘͛͒̎̀ô̸̢͔̪̰̰̣̝̭̤̪͓̘̓̓͜ľ̸͓̦͚̼̮̗͍̫̥̮͖̪͆̑̅̈́̃̀͛a̸̧͙̝͍̫͉̱̬̝̯͍̩̙̾̾̓̆̾̊̕͜

    AI. 🙄

    Also how that guy’s hand in the back is phased through the table. Maybe he’s drinking his fries as well?

  • ninjan@lemmy.mildgrim.comEnglish
    49·
    9 months ago

    A jean vest with integrated t-shirt arms is the perfect stealth garment, button up the vest and no one will know, unbutton and it’s party time!

  • dejected_warp_core@lemmy.world
    28·
    9 months ago

    I… I just can’t with this picture.

    There’s simply too much here, and I can’t believe this isn’t a meticulously crafted caricature of life 40 years ago.

    Edit: I’m an idiot and this is AI generated to the max.

    • This man’s t-shirt makes zero sense
    • The logo on the cup
    • The logo on the cup in the stall behind him
    • The florentine in the stall behind him
    • The “chair” the man in the back is leaning on
    • Who puts a straw in their fries?
    • Faceless people in the background
    • Seats on the booth in the back make zero sense
      • dejected_warp_core@lemmy.world
        4·
        9 months ago

        Bones, either your prompt editing is getting better or you’re being a lot more choosy about what to post. This is way better than the other one.

        • Window glare is inconsistent with shadows on subject, kid, tree
        • Maybe that’s a hand, or maybe dad lost some fingers somewhere
        • Chimney held up by some dubious looking carpentry
        • Grass is too green under an oak of that size, IMO. Bark is also kind of inconsistent.
        • Red spots on trunk that read like a scanner photosensor getting blown out due to glare from white areas on a photo print. But no part of a tree trunk is that white, and there are no other artifacts, like where we see glare on the window.
        • The front-door delete is actually not the weirdest part. I can see someone actually doing this. It’s just not likely.
          • dejected_warp_core@lemmy.world
            6·
            9 months ago

            See, that one looks legit. Film grain, depth-of-field, zero anachronisms, and recognizable mascots on… a happymeal placemat? Even the prices look right, even though I can’t make out the menu items specifically. Also, repeated things that AI routinely screws up are correct: cashier’s fingers, sizing of cups behind her, drink fountain looks real, and the banners are evenly spaced and the same size.

    • bigFab@lemmy.world
      2·
      9 months ago

      But most importantly: what spell is he casting with that burger? Anything but eating it.

  • wise_pancake@lemmy.ca
    10·
    9 months ago

    Look at the caterpillars on that dude in the back. He makes Eugene Levy’s brows look like tiny!

    The 80’s look like humanity was invaded by a parasitic caterpillar species.

  • dutchkimble@lemy.lol
    7·
    9 months ago

    People saying this is AI, I’m intrigued by the fact that I can’t tell if it is or not, and I’m hoping this leads to a world where we stop paying attention to photos and videos over time, sure there’s legal repercussions and whatnot both good and bad, but maybe we start valuing human interactions more. I don’t think I’m expressing my thoughts well enough, but it could be that AI when it’s more developed could lead us to assuming it’s all fake and not caring about the online world so much.

    • Blank@lemmy.world
      3·
      9 months ago

      How can you not tell? Man’s hand is clipping into things, no tshirt is that low cut, his magic cigarette isn’t lit and that is certainly not how you spell Coca Cola.

      All of those things are immediately noticeable, they jump out at you, but there’s probably a billion other tells that it’s AI once you stop to process it.

      • GeneralVincent@lemmy.worldEnglish
        1·
        9 months ago

        The answer to your question is in the last part of your comment, once you stop to process it So people literally look at pictures as a whole for just a second or two and only notice one or two key details, like human faces and then either move on (especially on social media)

        I think most people are still not used to thinking pictures might be AI generated especially when the face, the first thing we generally focus on, looks pretty solid. AI is getting better and it’s hard to keep up.

        The straw sticking out of the fries was what got me tho :P