AI image slop vs physiotherapy!

[cstross@wandering.shop]

@byrnensorg It's not "artificial intelligence"; there's no intelligence there, just probability-weighted networks. The AI term is gross miss-selling that panders to a human cognitive bias.

[totenlegionchris@metalhead.club]

@cstross The door in the back will not open. Or at least some centimeters <40cm until it hits the wall.

[gunde@mastodon.nu]

@cstross Ouch

[ladislav_bonita@mastodon.social]

@stx @cstross
That's all perfectly normal - at the M.C. Escher school of physiotherapy!

[089chris@muenchen.social]

@JdeBP @cstross

I find the mistake too obvious to be true.
Maybe the ad is the fake one.

[m_berberich@chaos.social]

@cstross

That hurts from looking at it.

[the@ultracrepidarian.mysteriar.ch]

@cstross

Oww.

[maker@woods.secretbearsociety.org]

@cstross @ainmosni but this kind of mistakes benefits the “brand” because it creates visibility. Everybody shares abs points to the obvious mistake and by doing so meets the good old “every advertisement is good advertisement even bad one as long as your name is visible” I wouldn’t be surprised if it was deliberate to let it go to prod this way

[alexadeswift@lgbtqia.space]

@cstross

[enawashere@tech.lgbt]

@cstross damn, that woman really needs a physiotherapist if her foot is going that way

[ninafelwitch@tech.lgbt]

@cstross die Leute, die sowas veröffentlichen haben dermaßen wenig Anspruch an sich selbst, dass denen solche offensichtlichen Fehler komplett egal sind.
Verstehe ich überhaupt nicht.
Gestern ein YouTube Video über KI generierte Kinderbücher gesehen. So viele Fehler drin, die direkt ins Auge springen. Dafür würde ich mich doch schämen!
Ein weiterer Punkt für meine Theorie, dass KI User Psychopathen sind.

[kaia@brot.eus]

@cstross it _did_ work though