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lemmy.world

If it's not slop then how did they get out of the backrooms after taking that picture?

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Akasazhreply
lemmy.world

Famously the fire brigade intervened and the doggo and the meme fabricator got out of their dire situation (both physically as physically) and are doing great now.

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Did the backrooms brigade intervene to rescue the camera crew, dog, and fire brigade?

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Happy to see that they're using special effects and don't risk the dogs life in a real fire.

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Dog is too cute. Original dog was goofy looking. Central Casting is failing at their job. Remakes never satisfy.

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davidgroreply
lemmy.world

Nope, it's at least as old as May, 2020. It's just painted cardboard, not that hard to set up IRL.

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Cethinreply
lemmy.zip

Every image that's posted now has someone calling it "AI slop" without the slightest bit of evidence, reasoning, or research. It's so frustrating. I hate the stuff too, but honestly you're laundering their image. If everything is called AI slop then the valid calls don't matter. It also works to say "their technology is so good, this real image can be mistaken for their output." It's bad in so many ways. Please stop, unless you want to put more effort in.

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Yep! As much as I dislike the use of genAI for most purposes, the accusations can do more harm than good.

I think it is indeed getting harder to tell. Still, I'd rather let some filthy undisclosed genairs through the door than shout down the humans actually still putting in effort. (I realize I'm digressing from this post with an older image.)

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gigaqpsreply
lemmy.world

The dog isn't even reacting to the inferno unfolding around it.

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