This morning, while reading Facebook, I saw a picture of a woman on a meeting page.
Normally, I skip these pages without even looking.
But this page caught my attention as the hand of the woman had 8 fingers.
A clear sign that this picture was AI generated.
Nonetheless, the picture had generated 2,500 like and about 2,000 "Comments".
Most of these comments were about people who felled in love with the lady on the picture, people who wanted to marry her, people who wanted to wake up next to her, etc...
Not one of thes comments were about the 8-finger hand.
If people can be fooled so easily and so blatantly by an AI-image, what does this say about the future of humanity?
When I see this and the silly reactions, I don't understand how we came so far.

Some people might be attracted to her artistic achievements …….. she is one hell of a piano player !!

AI would've got it right !

That's just a poorly edited probably photshop attempt, hence the glaring error, imho.

28 minutes ago, Confuscious said:

But this page caught my attention as the hand of the woman had 8 fingers.

You sure it wasn’t the breasts that got your attention?
 

So much so that while dreaming of a life together and staring at her for so long at her you then noticed the hand? 

1 hour ago, Confuscious said:

Normally, I skip these pages without even looking.

of course you do!!!

1 hour ago, Confuscious said:

This morning, while reading Facebook, I saw a picture of a woman on a meeting page.
Normally, I skip these pages without even looking.
But this page caught my attention as the hand of the woman had 8 fingers.
A clear sign that this picture was AI generated.
Nonetheless, the picture had generated 2,500 like and about 2,000 "Comments".
Most of these comments were about people who felled in love with the lady on the picture, people who wanted to marry her, people who wanted to wake up next to her, etc...
Not one of thes comments were about the 8-finger hand.
If people can be fooled so easily and so blatantly by an AI-image, what does this say about the future of humanity?
When I see this and the silly reactions, I don't understand how we came so far.

 

2 hours ago, Confuscious said:

what does this say about the future of humanity?

why do you need to be looking at pictures of women in bikinis on social media in the first place?

even before they were AI generated.

 

why not get a gf and look at your gf? 

 

humanity has been on a slippery slope since social media was invented. 

 

Strange that the dodgy AI generated photos on Facebook have too many fingers and toes but other details look ok, sometimes faces are blurred 

A reported flame post has been removed.

What if she's real?

 

Polydactilism is well known amongst medics.

 

Imagine the handjob she could give you.

 

Ok, I admit, pervs are quite common amongst medics.

A troll post trolling about Trump supporters has been removed.

 

More worrying is that so many people like fat chicks.

Who's Al❓🤣

she from tchernobyl

This reminds me of a friend with whom together I visit bars. Not seldom he suddenly tells me of this beautiful girl which he just discovered on the end of the stage. I look, and I don't see any beautiful girl. After some more searching I see one girl with big tits. That's her, the "beautiful girl". If my friend sees big tits then suddenly, he doesn't notice anything else anymore.

I don't really care about the size of those things; I see it differently. 

Whoever AI generated her, why those fat legs and ugly bikini?

19 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Whoever AI generated her, why those fat legs and ugly bikini?

Nowadays, the pictures that generates the most viewers and most comments are pictures of woman/girls with huge breasts and a huge "Brazilian" butt and legs.

Many woman/girls go to Turkey to get a surgery to look like that.

Not so long ago, there was a post of a girl who died from such surgery.

1 hour ago, Skeptic7 said:

Who's Al❓🤣

Artificial Intelligence 

1 hour ago, Freddy42OZ said:

More worrying is that so many people like fat chicks.

Special Arab and Indian people.

The fatter the more attractive.

5 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Strange that the dodgy AI generated photos on Facebook have too many fingers and toes but other details look ok, sometimes faces are blurred 

AI generated pictures are used to produce followers, viewers and comments.

Generates money.

Strange is that Facebook allows this.

14 hours ago, Confuscious said:

If people can be fooled so easily and so blatantly by an AI-image, what does this say about the future of humanity?

 

People can be very stupid, but not so stupid that it's a threat to humanity.

 

There are tons of obviously fake videos on Facebook (and probably most platforms) where the story is clearly not real and the people are badly acting, but there are still masses of comments from people who clearly believe that what they are seeing is real.

 

It's so bad that I wonder if everyone views the world the same, or do some have some sort of filter, like colour-blindness, where they just don't see what is actually there.  But, I think there always have and always will be a lot of stupid people around.

15 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Some people might be attracted to her artistic achievements …….. she is one hell of a piano player !!

Or a left handed 8-string bass player

15 hours ago, CharlieH said:

AI would've got it right !

That's just a poorly edited probably photshop attempt, hence the glaring error, imho.

It's a Kate Middleton-Windsor production 

13 hours ago, save the frogs said:

why do you need to be looking at pictures of women in bikinis on social media in the first place?

even before they were AI generated.

 

why not get a gf and look at your gf? 

 

humanity has been on a slippery slope since social media was invented. 

 

The first 'holier than thou post of the day'  😂

 

18 hours ago, Confuscious said:

This morning, while reading Facebook, I saw a picture of a woman on a meeting page.
Normally, I skip these pages without even looking.
But this page caught my attention as the hand of the woman had 8 fingers.
A clear sign that this picture was AI generated.
Nonetheless, the picture had generated 2,500 like and about 2,000 "Comments".
Most of these comments were about people who felled in love with the lady on the picture, people who wanted to marry her, people who wanted to wake up next to her, etc...
Not one of thes comments were about the 8-finger hand.
If people can be fooled so easily and so blatantly by an AI-image, what does this say about the future of humanity?
When I see this and the silly reactions, I don't understand how we came so far.

 

The "mistake" is so glaringly obvious it would not be unreasonable to think that it was deliberately created in order to garner attention, comment and, presumably, some sort of "profit"  for whoever generated it.

 

Maybe you did it?

 

I don't trust anything in your "story".

 

My interest in it, and anything else you have to say concerning it, or my opinion of it, ends now.

 

 

 

Who is Al?

20 minutes ago, Celsius said:

Who is Al?

Paul SImon

this one is raking it in

 

https://www.euronews.com/next/2024/05/04/meet-the-first-spanish-ai-model-earning-up-to-10000-per-month

 

30 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

this one is raking it in

 

https://www.euronews.com/next/2024/05/04/meet-the-first-spanish-ai-model-earning-up-to-10000-per-month

 

Scamming people 

19 hours ago, CharlieH said:

AI would've got it right !

That's just a poorly edited probably photshop attempt, hence the glaring error, imho.

 

It is well known that AI generated images often have problems with hands.