wtf is this slop
>>106955630huh
>>106955638What the FUCK
>>106955630
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>>106955638>>106955674>>106955677>>106955630Lolis?
>>106955638>>106955674>>106955677Adolf Hitler
why when I search for images in duckduckgo I get flooded with ai slop from craiyon? it's horrifying
>>106955630Also works with Superman and Batman.
>>106955630Doesn't DDG use Bing as their backend? Bing has a ton of AI slop in their image search results
you can tell it's AI because he looks like a mix of Dr House and Heisenberg
>DUCKDUCKGO GORDON FREEMANIs that like "Go go gadget arms" for zoomers
>>106955630>AI images: showAre you retarded?
>>106955863yes
>>106955630Meanwhile Brave
>duckduckgo uses BING for its backend nowhow the mighty hath fallen lmao
>>106955638>>106955674>>106955677svol
>>106956402It always has
i am glad there is an ai image search option to prevent ai images but i fear the day ai is so indistingushable nobody can tellbut what i have heard is this will lead to people shutting off the computers and going outsidei think some, but i suspect most not, which is sad
why does he look like allan jude?
>>106956388100% checks out, also brave's image results are useless
>>106955754Gek they blocked that one
>>106955630Current year+10 and still using CuckCuckJew? Even after everyone knows they sell data and censor results?
>>10695582150% BingGoogle, their own crawlers and others are used tooIt uses mixed results and pushes better sites up the list too, especially for tech related searhes. It's one of the best results last year or so IMO
>>106955674Well, that's disappointing.
goggel
>>106955630The Internet Belongs to the Machines NOW, Enjoy your Retirement Humans.
>>106955674>>106960089search for Paddington bear
winnie the pooh too
>>106955638>huhCute. I noticed this when searching for Mona Lisa. Didn't expect it to exist for characters as "niche" as Gordon Freeman though. Makes me wonder how many of these exist and if there's a website listing all of them somewhere
>>106955630https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/how-to-filter-out-ai-images-in-duckduckgo-search-results
>>106960145The ones I have tried:Alien, Pennywise, Freddy Krueger, predatorLabubuDonald Duck and Daffy Duck will replace the duck rather than cosplaying (does not work with Howard the Duck)Uncle ScroogePretty much every well known marvel characterbabadookHello Kitty, Naruto, DoraemonSherlockgeorge Washington, Abraham LincolnGandalf, Neo, Agent Smith, Morpheus, godzilla, Iron Giant, Spock...
howard the duck
AI being literally everywhere, and replacing so much human art fills me with despair. This shit is dystopian.
>search engine implements AI>it becomes unusable shitEvery single time...
Gay ass duck
I literally just waha'd at my screen
>>106960620
>>106960617What would an Ema Watson Halloween costume even look like?
Crash-bros...
>>106955630>search [thing] >first result is either a random wiki page for something related to [thing] or a random inactive fork
>>106955638sovl
well I had to try it and it was there lol
>>106960776ever heard of harry potter? it's pretty obv.
cuckcuckgoy
retard
shit i'll be doing this for an hour at least
>>106960776no emma only hermione
>>106955638>it's real
>>106955630>There's yer problem
>imagine you don't own nothing guy is in>rest of band members are notWOKE
>>106960863>Capture.gif> retardchecks out
>>106955630>slopai will replace you, you failed "artist"
>>106961842What if I simply prefer seeing things done by people
>>106961910I can get into real debate about it- but answer this:Hypothetically speaking- what if you cannot tell the difference? Having any tools and all the time in the world and you cannot tell the difference?
>>106961957I would inquire who made it because I want to see things done by people. If it wasn't made by a person but a machine I would feel very disappointed upon finding out.
>>106962009So you judge something if it's done by a human or not, no matter the quality or (potentially) the price?I respect that you admit you have no real logical reason for not wanting AI generated content but you only judge it by your own emotion.Most people would try to make an argument that just cannot have any logic behind it as the premise itself is illogical.You should not worry, you will always have "true" human art and other type of creation.You will pay for it more and it will be of lower quality (subjective for you) but you will HAVE it.
>>106961957then all art becomes worthless. you can start to assume everything is made with ai simply because it requires the least effort.
>>106962055art is already worthless
>>106962055if it becomes worthless just by not being able to tell the difference, that would imply it was worthless from the start.If you give a "worth" to something by how and by who it's made and not by the end product itself (be it a art, game, a chair or anything) you are encouraging glorification of the creator even if creators work is not good.
>>106961957>Hypothetically speaking- what if you cannot tell the difference? Having any tools and all the time in the world and you cannot tell the difference?Your hypothetical is incoherent because with all the tools and time in the world, because I choose a tool that spies on everyone all the time to document the process by which every image is made, which makes for a difference I can associate with a given image.
>>106961842No, it won't.
>>106962095>If you give a "worth" to something by how and by who it's made and not by the end product itself (be it a art, game, a chair or anything) you are encouraging glorification of the creator even if creators work is not good.Wrong. He is simply encouraging consideration of the process by which something is made.
>>106962113That is just a cheat, a smartass answer for not finding real difference. Quite idiotic ngl>>106962139That is what I've said, just paraphrased so it does not sound "wrong" to you. Only reason to "consider" how something was made in this case is for it to be judged by if it's made by human or not and if it give greater subjective value to a human creator it glorifies creators over creation.I am an artist (sculptor for 25, don't make a living of it) and if somebody asked me would I rather people remember my creation or me, I'd say creation every time. Not even if it's OR question, just creations are what is of any actual value.
>>106962095art is pure expression. more effort means more decisions to be made, therefore more room for expression. otherwise all you have is a meaningless pretty picture.choosing a diffusion model over a physical medium, for example, expresses something too: that you didn't care.
>>106962205>That is just a cheatNo, you just got filtered by the point being made.>That is what I've saidNo, you wrote:>encouraging glorification of the creator even if creators work is not good.And I wrote:>consideration of the process by which something is made.>I am an artist No, you're an average Americoon golem with a damaged consumerist psyche, displaying symptoms of the "capitalist" mental illness that causes golems to claim cheap, mass-produced ersatz is just like the real thing so long as you can't tell the difference.
>>106962311>No, you just got filtered by the point being madeYou are a literal example of a meme about niggers and how would they feel if they did not have a breakfastAt no point in you points have made anythings resembling a logical argument and I've stopped reading once I've realized I am dealing with complete moron.You are most likely some non-white sub-human or 'murican mutt.Have a nice day
>>106962261We're coming back at the start>If you cannot tell the difference in any way what does it matter if it's human made or not?In the end it does not matter and there are cases where "artist" went on and on about some art how AI can never achieve such things and the art in question was Ai generated.Such things will happen more and more and people who judge art by if it's made by human or not will lose any sense of what they are even trying to do.
>>106962353You are a literal example of 90 IQ white trash coming up with a hypothetical that's internally inconsistent, failing to understand this criticism and reverting to a preprogrammed (and irrelevant) rhetorical pattern like the biobot that you are.
>>106962382>In the end it does not matterWhy not? Hard mode: without circular reasoning.
>>106962411Let us create a thought experiment:We have some kind of an art in front of ourself for which we cannot know if it is made by human or an AI or a human using AI, expressing his concept for AI to create where he cannot -example he is full paraplegic.What do we do?>Ignore it because we do not how it's made and judge it worthless?it is not a good solution as it can ignore human creation>Presume it is made by human and then judge it's worth?it is not good as we might "humanize" ai creation>presume it is made by AI and judge it that way?if it's made by a human we are doing that person wrongIf we cannot know if the art is created by a human or by an AI in some way we are left to judge the art in itself or ignore it.Ignoring is bad choice in my opinion with many faults as explained above so that leaves only judging the art as it is and so in the end, who or what made it does not matter if the art is judged to be "good".The only other way is forbid usage of AI in all forms which is the worst option.
>>106962506>>Ignore it because we do not how it's made and judge it worthless?>it is not a good solution as it can ignore human creationSounds like your arbitrary opinion. To me it sounds like a pretty good solution barring every possibility of telling it apart from AI slop.
>>106962542Then we get to my point that such arbitrary opinion as yours results in making all art worthless.You most likely wont be able to tell difference in relativity near future (baring some legal mandate to force difference, like salting the data) and you choice of ignoring art would make all art by default worthless to you and anyone who shares your arbitrary opinions.You would be limited to any art that you decided is not made by an AI for which you will have no proof except trust in whoever made it or intimate knowledge of entire creative process.
>>106962594>arbitrary opinionThat's literally all you expressed here. >results in making all art worthlessHow does that follow from one particular example where it's impossible to ascertain if a human made something?
>>106962615>>arbitrary opinion>That's literally all you expressed here.likewise>>>results in making all art worthless>How does that follow from one particular example where it's impossible to ascertain if a human made something?Are you really asking me that? You? You who decided that human made art will be ignored as worthless if you cannot know if it is made by human or not? Such choice would ignore ANY art that you do not have intimate knowledge of it's creative processes.And I said>allbut added after>You would be limited to any art that you decided is not made by an AI for which you will have no proof except trust in whoever made it or intimate knowledge of entire creative process.You are ignoring way too much of what I say for me to pay any more attention to this than I already have.
>>106962677I asked you to prove your claim. You answered by making another (unjustifiable) claim. Learn how to make an actual argument.>Are you really asking me that?Yes. Please explain how "all art is worthless" follows from my ignoring art that (purely by theoretical postulation) can't be ascertained as human. You won't because you can't because it's just your schizophrenia.
>>106962615>arguing with the sewage leaking from /pol/Waste of time. Americoons are nonwhite and can't actually reason.
nice, also neo and morpheus
I'm a little disappointed.
neat
>>106956388Yooo, you guys remember big chungus?
>>106955630Wow it's like watching the plot of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty in real time
>>106963746do the bsds
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>>106965043Do the forbidden 4 letters starting with p and ending with c
minecraft
cowboy works too
Behold Him!
Wholesome 100
>>106955754naw, they got it