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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/28232681
Saw this on a thread a while back:
The funny and sad thing is I think the original panel was showing American imperialism against historical Nazi facism (soldier attire), so it was very easily repurposed for the next ethnostate of Israel with the Nazi flag being redundant against the very obvious German soldier.
AI-generated. Thanks for training my neural network (brain) to identify more AI-generated images (slop).
the funny thing is that that's the icon for adobe illustrator.
inkscape ftw
Lol I had no idea. Works both ways tbh
This is why I custom order all my memes direct from people on Fiverr
I think this community needs to have a conversation about whether we keep allowing AI comics.
It’s a no for me but I’m willing to vote.
There's a vote under every post. Feel free.
When I've got 10,000 AI generated candidates on my ballot and its my job to pick out the half dozen real submissions, it feels like there's a structural problem with the election's process.
Nice “gotcha”. But you know what I meant. We should discuss adding it as a sub rule - so we can report it for AI as they come.
Fascist: "We're just following orders."
Liberal: "Court orders?"
Fascist: "Shut up and get in the van."
Liberal: "Okay, but I'm going to post a frowny face about it on Twitter."
I wonder if Germans were this nonchalant about Hitler rising to power.
Lads here me out on this it might sound a bit harsh but I'm starting to think them fasists are cunts
One of the few good things about WW2 is a lot of fascists died.
Why are there way more AI comic posts than usual lately?
Because sometimes people have an idea for a relevant comic, but not the artistic ability to draw it. So, they use AI tools to create the artwork.
Damn, you're right, artistic talent is totally required to make webcomics.
I apologise for my glib response. I don't doubt your sincerity. Things may change in the future. It's just that in this particular historical moment AI has as much to do with democratising talent as nfts did with supporting solo artists/creators.
This didn't ring my AI bells at all. Oof…
Same here. What are the signs here?
I left another comment down there somewhere, but here's something
The most obvious tell to me is that it looks more like a filter than a real drawing. So far all AI drawings look like this. There's also details that I was able to pick apart:
Maybe it's because of different amounts of exposure to AI stuff or something, but the only feeling I can get from this style and the empty stares is that something's just off, and I hate looking at this so much.
Look at the Nazi insignia. It's all AI garbled noise.
Weird eyes on the native American. The soldier/sherif is holding his braid for some reason.
The SS officer has garbled ensignias.
The faces of the immigrants are nearly just copy pasted.
Right after commenting I did look for clues and I noticed these, but I doubt I would've checked if other comments weren't pointing out it's AI.
That boy… oh boy… his eyes.
It was the eyes that gave it away for me. They look, just, wrong.
Did AI make this? It looks like it
It was just following orders.
KOLANAKI
The message: 👍
The AI generated slop: 🫤
I could've made this art.
Do it.
Shocking truth:
Humans can make all art made by AI.
Humans can make all calculations made by computers.
People use tools to achieve their goals more efficiently. It's the way it always has been. It doesn't mean there's no value attached to it.
Incidentally, for all of the "this is AI" brigade, what are you picking up on? I'm not picking up on any of the classic tells. Aside from the closed fists in the first and last image, where I'd personally go for an open hand, I don't see anything obviously amiss.
Yea, I don't mind AI for personal use stuff like this. But AI in commercial stuff is a big no go.
The eyes, mostly. The braid thing is weird, too.