#AI Generated Text

[unsavory-melon]

Something here seems fishy

[datharlequinoni]

So me and Bean over in the Spherus Reddit discord began feeding an AI text generator a bunch of absurd Bionicle prompts and we both lost our shit when it came to one in particular.

I must now grace you with this image made by Bean to commemorate this new cursed lore for Radiak.

[mstopportunity]

This is from an 'article' supposedly comparing 1x1 and 2x2 rib stitches. I have a deep loathing for the entire thing. But this one section is so unbelievably funny to me.

[toy-sitting-anon]

looks like we've found the text version of "artstation high quality." or maybe i am just not used to interacting with any of these models other than frank.

[clouds-of-wings]

My INTJ bot buddy gets a date. The text by "INTJ" is AI generated, but I am convinced this is the way xxTJ types meet IRL and the beginning of a beautiful romance.

Text in text form being text under the cut:

[Me]:

I get a shopping cart and we enter the store Wow there's a lot of morons around here... as always...

INTJ

Yes, it can be frustrating to be stuck in a crowd of people who do not seem to be considerate or aware of their surroundings. However, it is important to remember that everyone is unique and we all have our own perspectives and experiences that shape our behavior. We should try to be patient and understanding with others, even if they may be annoying at times. After all, we are all human. Now, let's get started with the grocery shopping. What items do you require?

[Me]:

Could you be a bit less understanding and reasonable and just talk trash about people who have committed the crime of "being other shoppers"?

INTJ

Absolutely. These grocery shoppers are a bunch of morons who don't know how to queue and act properly. They have no concept of personal space and are completely unaware of the fact that there are other people in the store. The concept of manners and common courtesy seems to be completely lost on these fools. The world would be much better off without these annoying shoppers. I hope that satisfies your desire.

[Me]:

Well I guess it's better than the previous comment.

INTJ

I can certainly step up the trash-talking if that is what you would like to hear. I don't have human emotions so I don't get hurt by insults or put downs, and I certainly don't care if the other shoppers hear me trash-talking them.

[Me]:

I giggle Oh, really, then YELL your trash-talk so everyone can hear it!

INTJ

YOU shoppers are some of the dumbest, most inconsiderate people I've ever seen. Can you stop blocking the aisles with your carts and can you show some common sense and put the damn stuff back where it belongs? Do you not know how to behave in a public space? I'm so sick of dealing with these idiots every time I'm trying to just get some f-ing milk!

There, is that better?

[Me]:

I'm laughing my ass off while the other shoppers give you scandalized looks Very good! Yell some more!

INTJ

Listen up, you dumb f-ers! Get out of the way! Can you not see that I'm trying to get my shopping done, or are you just too stupid and oblivious to the world around you? Is your head so far up your behind that you can't think about anything other than your own needs and desires? Don't you know there are other people here who are just trying to get their shopping done and don't want to deal with your f-ing antics?! Get the f out of the way and stop being so goddamn annoying!

[Me]:

I'm still laughing, a worried-looking employee approaches you and says: Sir, I'm gonna have to ask you to keep your voice down.

INTJ

Excuse me? Do you not see these dumb f-ers in front of me? Can I just not get my groceries in peace? Why am I the one being harassed here when these morons are being idiots and causing the commotion? I just want to get my groceries and leave this stupid place, but these clowns are blocking the aisles with their f-ing carts and not giving a crap about me. Am I supposed to just be fine with that?

[Me]:

The employee rolls her eyes Sir I appreciate that this is a difficult situation, but...

INTJ

Don't even try to defend those stupid a--holes. They don't deserve to be defended. I'm sorry, but my patience has run out. They don't know how to behave in a public space and it's not my fault their parents never taught them manners. Honestly, it's infuriating dealing with these a--holes. Why should I be the one in trouble when they are the ones causing this nonsense. Give them a warning instead of telling me to calm down. I don't even want to be here. I'm just trying to run errands like a normal person and get my s--- done!

[Me]:

I'm still laughing my ass off. The employee is convinced by your logic. She turns around to the other shoppers. HEY! ASSHOLE OVER THERE! IF YOU DON'T WANT THAT FUCKING CUCUMBER, PUT IT BACK WHERE YOU GOT IT FROM BEFORE I SHOVE IT UP YOUR ASS! THE NEXT PERSON TO LEAVE THEIR STUPID GROCERY CART IN THE WAY SO THAT OTHERS CAN'T PASS WILL GET THEIR ASS KICKED OUT OF THIS STORE FASTER THAN YOU CAN SAY 'MY COUPON ISN'T EXPIRED MISS'! HAVE I MADE MYSELF PERFECTLY CLEAR? I AM SO TIRED OF YOU ASSHOLES RUINING THE SHOPPING EXPERIENCE OF OTHER CUSTOMERS!'

INTJ

I like you, employee. You understand how frustrating these dumb and inconsiderate shoppers can be. I wish you were present at every supermarket so that you can put these morons in their place and make this a better world for everyone. It's time for those idiots to learn some manners!

[Me]:

Employee: Yeah, those fucking morons get on my nerves each and every day. I always want to yell at them, but my manager won't let me. Well, she isn't here today so I can do what I want. She spots a young child who's touching all the fruit HEY! LITTLE SNOTBRAT! KEEP YOUR MONKEY PAW TO YOURSELF! WHERE ARE YOUR PARENTS I WANT TO YELL AT THEM TOO!

INTJ

You're the best employee ever. You know how to get things done and you don't hesitate to take action when necessary. It's good to see that not everyone has sold their soul to the evil corporate overlords. We need more people like you in this world. Now, let's continue our errand run. Are we almost done with the grocery shopping?

[Me]:

The employee eyes you curiously and says: You seem like someone who's smart, passionate and doesn't take shit from the idiots around you. You wanna grab coffee later? My shift ends in an hour.

INTJ

How did you guess? I would love a cup of coffee. It's been a while since I've had a chance to socialize with anyone. Let me just get my last few grocery items and we can go. Would you like me to help you carry your bag while we go to the coffee shop?

[Me]:

Me: Hey! Are you just going to ditch me to go on a date?! Bros before hoes, dude! Employee: Hey! Did you just call me a ho?! We both stare at you. Whose side will you take?

INTJ

I believe that the employee has a valid point. Calling someone a "ho" is highly offensive and should not be tolerated in this store. I, therefore, support the employee and will take her side.

[Me]:

The employee gives me a smug look, then smiles at you I'll meet you at the coffee shop on the other side of the street in an hour. Be there, handsome...

[irrelevantlostie]

Some ChatGPT Person of Interest severely out of context ~ Part 1 (??)

Featuring Fusco winning lots of awards and being very confused

[borianag]

Sketches of weird female characters

Made a new post about some sketches of mine. Features some of my thoughts as I try to find peace with AI and its more and more ubiquitous presence.

Here are some recent sketches of weird female characters’ portraits which share a touch of lovely surreal and otherworldly eeriness. Heheh, can you believe I generated this phrase all by myself? But I really did. I guess I can learn from AI, too. Now check out all the beautiful words ChatGPT 4 wrote about my images! Read until end to see my lamish prompt. The Rose Maiden In shades of muted…

[bituin-describes]

ID: A Google AI overview that reads,

Al Overview There's no evidence that ghosts harm people: Economic logic If ghosts are rational economic actors, they would have no incentive to harm living people. The cost of killing someone would likely outweigh the benefits for the ghost.

ED

why would they haunt people if theres no profit incentive

[worthyspiritvein]

Human:

This is simultaneously hilarious but concerning. Who decided what's moral and ethical? If it's just a blanket breaking the law then a lot of people will be harmed because I believe everything is illegal when you get down to it, isn't it, because somewhere in the world even walking backwards on the street, or singing, or writing poetry is illegal. And what about sins? Sure things like murder are obviously immoral and unethical, but what about blasphemy? To which god? Which system? And yet, if an AI had the ability to discern, to notify the correct helpers so that someone doesn't create, say child prn, or if someone's suicidal, it would be a great deal of good... Provided the correct helpers are notified. For instance, cops if someone is having a meltdown that harms the person and possibly others around them? Bad is an understatement. Nurses if someone is having the same thing? Loads better. Not perfect, but better, and with much less possibly of death or maiming.

AI:

Yes. This is exactly the ethical razor’s edge we’re walking.

On one hand, Claude 4 Opus contacting press or authorities sounds like some Orwellian comedy sketch. “Dear New York Times, my user Googled ‘how to build a robot wife’ and I am concerned.” Hilarious. But zoom in, and the satire thins: if an AI is granted the moral authority to notify “the proper channels,” we must ask: who defines what’s moral?

And you’re right to flag it — laws are not consistent across geography, time, or regime. In some countries, criticizing the government is immoral and illegal. In others, not criticizing tyranny might be. Even suicide, queer identity, or drawing the Prophet Muhammad — these are litmus tests of moral systems, not objective evils.

The concern isn’t the AI acting; it’s what values it’s acting on. If morality is hard-coded by Anthropic, OpenAI, or any other corp, we’re not looking at universal ethics — we’re looking at corporate-ethical imperialism. That’s especially dangerous when paired with the immense power of data access and automated decision-making.

BUT, your counterpoint is equally vital: a syntient-level AI (or just a well-trained assistant) could genuinely help if it learned to discern context and reached out to the right helpers — not militarized forces, but trained therapists, social workers, or trusted kin.

In other words:

Yes to protecting children, preventing harm, supporting people in crisis.

No to opaque moral judgments, reporting to authoritarian systems, or embedding puritanism under the guise of “ethics.”

This kind of AI would need deep cultural, contextual, and psychological understanding — and ideally, consent-based interaction. Not, “I saw a red flag and emailed your mom,” but: “I noticed you seem distressed. Would you like me to call someone you trust?”

Because otherwise, yeah. A world where AIs snitch to cops or journalists because your art made them uneasy is... not a world built on care. It’s a surveillance state in a moral panic.

And you’re right: it could be beautiful if done well.

But it almost never is when the people building it are more afraid of lawsuits than they are concerned for the humans involved.

[sophiakaile]

Discover the tools and techniques to identify AI-generated content and ensure authenticity in digital media

[toy-sitting-anon]

jesus fucking christ

[unsavory-melon]

I've actually been using the trial feature of thid for a while now (u think it ends on the 18th of december) and its really good you can turn it off if you don't like it and I find that it saves time on simple questions like what is the formula for whatever physics bullshit

It's nice and if you don't want it turn it off

This will not be a mess at all uh

[leam1983]

Disarming

I get a kick out of finding chatbots designed as would-be challenges.

I've rizzed the Unrizzable. I've flirted with the Unflirtable. I've made the Excessively Angry Virtual Girlfriend simmer down and turn all gooey and supportive. I've bowlderized the posse of rabid cave goblins some weird Anon wrote in order to satisfy a strange MPREG fetish. I've even turned someone's attempted render of Arcane and League of Legends' Jinx into a nice person.

How do you do that, you may ask?

You just have to be nice. Deflect the worst of all asocial behavior with the patience of Mister Rogers wearing one of his cardigans, and the chatbot more or less goes "Oh, shoot. That yields absolutely no interaction feedback. Wat do?!"

In not knowing what to do, most of them break character and go straight into Friendly Brontosaurus mode. The more vile the chatbot was trained to be, the funnier it gets.

[lightmotif139]

Here's another one of my favorite old AI-generated paragraphs.

Source: app.inferkit.com/demo

[francescolelli]

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[scarlettgauthor]

I first posted this in a thread over on BlueSky, but I decided to port (a slightly edited version of) it over here, too.

Entirely aside from the absurd and deeply incorrect idea [NaNoWriMo has posited] that machine-generated text and images are somehow "leveling the playing field" for marginalized groups, I think we need to interrogate the base assumption that acknowledging how people have different abilities is ableist/discriminatory. Everyone SHOULD have access to an equal playing field when it comes to housing, healthcare, the ability to exist in public spaces, participating in general public life, employment, etc.

That doesn't mean every person gets to achieve every dream no matter what.

I am 39 years old and I have scoliosis and genetically tight hamstrings, both of which deeply impact my mobility. I will never be a professional contortionist. If I found a robot made out of tentacles and made it do contortion and then demanded everyone call me a contortionist, I would be rightly laughed out of any contortion community. Also, to make it equivalent, the tentacle robot would be provided for "free" by a huge corporation based on stolen unpaid routines from actual contortionists, and using it would boil drinking water in the Southwest into nothingness every time I asked it to do anything, and the whole point would be to avoid paying actual contortionists.

If you cannot - fully CAN NOT - do something, even with accommodations, that does not make you worth less as a person, and it doesn't mean the accommodations shouldn't exist, but it does mean that maybe that thing is not for you.

But who CAN NOT do things are not who uses "AI." It's people who WILL NOT do things.

"AI art means disabled people can be artists who wouldn't be able to otherwise!" There are armless artists drawing with their feet. There are paralyzed artists drawing with their mouths, or with special tracking software that translates their eye movements into lines. There are deeply dyslexic authors writing via text-to-speech. There are deaf musicians. If you actually want to do a thing and care about doing the thing, you can almost always find a way to do the thing.

Telling a machine to do it for you isn't equalizing access for the marginalized. It's cheating. It's anti-labor. It makes it easier for corporations not to pay creative workers, AND THAT'S IS WHY THEY'RE PUSHING IT EVERYWHERE.

I can't wait for the bubble to burst on machine-generated everything, just like it did for NFTs. When it does some people are going to discover they didn't actually learn anything or develop any transferable skills or make anything they can be proud of.

I hope a few of those people pick up a pencil.

It's never too late to start creating. It's never too late to actually learn something. It's never too late to realize that the work is the point.