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minus-squareHatchetHarolinkfedilinkEnglish138•10 days agoChatGPT-generated images are getting yellower by the day LOL
minus-square@skisnow@lemmy.calinkfedilinkEnglish61•10 days agoWhat’s crazy is I instantly clocked it as AI slop just from the thumbnail, and I’m not even wearing my glasses.
minus-square@Tigeroovy@lemmy.calinkfedilink17•9 days agoIt just all has a kind of bland sameyness to it all that once you see it you can spot it immediately in subsequent images.
minus-square@___qwertz___@feddit.orglinkfedilink4•8 days agoMy conspiracy theory is that OpenAI makes their generated images easy to recognize so that they can filter them out for learning when scraping pages.
minus-squareEager EaglelinkfedilinkEnglish13•9 days agonah, the poster is in Mexico, that’s just the Mexico filter
minus-square@DashboTreeFrog@discuss.onlinelinkfedilinkEnglish7•edit-28 days agoIn a different AI comic conversation someone used the term “slop sepia” and I hope it catches on. The term, not the slop
ChatGPT-generated images are getting yellower by the day LOL
What’s crazy is I instantly clocked it as AI slop just from the thumbnail, and I’m not even wearing my glasses.
It just all has a kind of bland sameyness to it all that once you see it you can spot it immediately in subsequent images.
My conspiracy theory is that OpenAI makes their generated images easy to recognize so that they can filter them out for learning when scraping pages.
nah, the poster is in Mexico, that’s just the Mexico filter
In a different AI comic conversation someone used the term “slop sepia” and I hope it catches on.
The term, not the slop