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u/MyStepAccount1234 26d ago
Located in Stable Diffusion, South Dakota.
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u/IAMA_Plumber-AMA 26d ago
The place where everyone has between 8 and 15 fingers?
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u/MyStepAccount1234 26d ago
Alongside other of what I've had to go and look back at my comment history to be reminded that it's called "functional implausibilities".
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u/Cautious_Fact112 26d ago
This. It's obviously a meme and everyone is taking it way too seriously 💀
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u/skylla05 26d ago
It's in the sub /r/theyknew though, implying that the person who packaged the chicken did this on purpose.
If their intent was a shitty meme, it's in the wrong sub.
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u/Necessary_Panda_3154 26d ago
People need to stop tagging these images as ‘AI’. If anything it’s ACGI.
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u/Privatizitaet 26d ago
ACGI?
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u/Necessary_Panda_3154 26d ago
Artificial computer generated imagery.
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u/DanimalsHolocaust 26d ago
All computer generated imagery is artificial
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u/Necessary_Panda_3154 26d ago
So it’s simply CGI.
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u/-EmeraldGreen- 26d ago
You got them mixed up though. CGI is imagery created by human intelligence using computer software. AI imagery is created by computer systems that can perform tasks without human intelligence.
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u/Privatizitaet 26d ago
Sure, but nobody refers to it like that. I am very aware there is nothing intelligent about any of this, but colloquially AI has come to mean these things. To everyone who has no idea what AI actually is, which is the majority of humanity, these things are AI generated. Also, "Artificial computer generated imagery" is pretty meaningless. Every computer generated image is artifical, cgi is a well established thing, CGI doesn't happen naturally, so slapping "artificial" in front of it doesn't really convey what you want here. Personally, I am perfectly fine refering to it as slop/garbage, but I'm sure there are more technically fitting terms
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u/Necessary_Panda_3154 26d ago
I get your point, I felt weird even creating that acronym as it just didn’t fit for the reasons you gave. It just needs to be recognised as something else rather than the catch-all term of ‘AI’.
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u/Privatizitaet 26d ago
That I can agree with. Like I said before, nothing intelligent about it
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u/-EmeraldGreen- 26d ago
Artificial intelligence doesn’t mean the systems are smart though. Ofcourse they aren’t, they can’t thinks for themselves. Intelligence just refers to the fact that the system can perform tasks without human help.
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u/Privatizitaet 26d ago
The term AI is inherently misleading, because there is nothing intelligent about any of those programs. They are not artificial inteligences. Being able to perform tasks without help is not intelligence
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u/-EmeraldGreen- 26d ago
Again, the definition of intelligence in AI doesn’t mean smart or knowledgeable, it just means it can perform tasks without requiring human intelligence.
Artificial systems performing tasks independently IS artificial intelligence, by definition. Whether you like or not.
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u/Privatizitaet 26d ago
Which is why I said it's misleading. That definition has nothing to do with actual intelligence
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