AI slop! Loose the white blood cells!
I mean you can also tell this is fake because that would be assault.
Yeah, an assault would never happen in the real life.
The point being that it wouldn’t be “this guy is banned from the park,” it would be “please alert the police if you see him.”
AI SLOP
The text is clearly human made, and altogether the whole thing is funny. The tool for creating the images in this context doesn’t really impact upon the quality of the work as a whole given the low standards and the fact that it’s literally a joke, and furthermore is pretty unlikely to have put anyone out of a job. I can’t imagine anyone is making a profit out of this so even the murky topic of copyright for the training data used by the model is at the very least less bad even if not completely abrogated.
If they’d done this with stolen images from the web and Photoshop I don’t think there’d be a lot accusations of ‘Photoshop slop’ because they didn’t create costumes and props and do a shoot on location and went with the ‘lazy’ option instead.
There are many things to be worried about with the popular availability of generative AI tools and the torrent of slop that’s being pushed out of them but this really seems not to be one worth worrying about or even having contempt for.
No JUICETICE NO PEACE
Mitch doesn’t intend on becoming a Female Doctor and decided to mention it. No HRT for you Mitch!
Teens and their special organs blossoming for full-time regular use don’t deserve to be shot with oranges!
Yeah… the organs blossoming thing is… creepy.
Spring is here again, reproductive glands.
The logo and style are so similar to an obvious plant poster. But I can’t find if this is an old logo of theirs or just a new person doing the same thing.
I looked all over for that logo first too. It’s definitely the same style of humor.
It’s True Wagner. He does flyers like this and they are pretty funny.
Obvious Plant puts products on shelves, and True Wagner puts flyers up.
He’s the same guy who did “one day blinding stew” and “conductor of this train threw up on my kid,” both instant classics.