AI Fails (1 Viewer)

[fubar57]

I will not buy that book

Detailed Painting of World War II Fighter Plane | British Supermarine Spitfire PIcs from AI Art Generator

Discover a stunning painting of a British Supermarine Spitfire, a World War II fighter plane, captured in intricate detail. The realistic depiction showcases camouflage patterns against a world map backdrop.

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[A4K]

That is so ridiculous it's hilarious.

 

[Sabrejet]

It gets worse...

 

[Sabrejet]

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

I will not buy that book

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Detailed Painting of World War II Fighter Plane | British Supermarine Spitfire PIcs from AI Art Generator

Discover a stunning painting of a British Supermarine Spitfire, a World War II fighter plane, captured in intricate detail. The realistic depiction showcases camouflage patterns against a world map backdrop.

vitalentum.net

An easy mistake, that's actually the Regularmarine Vomitash.

 

[Sabrejet]

 

[Sabrejet]

And worse...

 

[Sabrejet]

I don't know whether to laugh or cry. People will buy this garbage. And this individual appears to have "published" several of these within days of each other.

 

[special ed]

Guys, we are good at laughing and mocking those abominations of planes in videos and pictures. But here's the real treath: AI (or AI-supported humans) write and publish books in the same style. This is what I found on Amazon.com (it's pathetic! Written in a copy-paste style: you just change the name of the plane and have dozens of books written by the AI).

DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!
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I don't even want to imagine, what kind of "secrets" will they tell us. My favorite aircraft with 3 asymmetrical engines (don't even want to start talking about the rest of the shite)?!?

If I may point out, the two seemingly three engine planes are actually four engined. See the fourth engine is nose mounted. Avery must read many of the wonderwaffen designs or is familiar with French prototypes. The four engines appear to jets. Veeery Interesting.

 

[A4K]

Pardon my french, but this is all just a load of f***ing bollocks. There needs to be some sort of restraints in place to stop this shit - and it IS shit, pure and simple - before it gets any worse, or God help anyone trying to learn anything in the future.

 

[herman1rg]

Count the propellor blades

Vintage Airplane Soars Over Jungle and Ancient Ruins - MidJourney Art

A vintage airplane flies above a dense jungle, approaching ancient stone ruins. The propellers blur against the green landscape and cloudy sky, evoking adventure.

vitalentum.net

 

[herman1rg]

Vought f4U Corsair?

Yellow Airplane Vought F4U Corsair Flying in Sky AI Generated Images by Vitalentum

Explore a stunning painting of a yellow Vought F4U Corsair airplane flying high in the sky. Witness the unique inverted gull wings and radial engine in this realistic artwork.

vitalentum.net

 

[Airframes]

These people need to be tied to the back of a tank and taken for a drag across very rough ground !

Seriously, we may laugh at it now, but people who are not familiar with this, and other subjects, particularly youngsters, now and in the future, could and very possibly would believe that what is presented in these massive piles of shite is fact.

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

Pardon my french, but this is all just a load of f***ing bollocks. There needs to be some sort of restraints in place to stop this shit - and it IS shit, pure and simple - before it gets any worse, or God help anyone trying to learn anything in the future.

All the AI cheerleaders forget that GIGO is GIGO no matter who is looking up the bullshit internet info, human or AI.

At least a human may have the sensibility to say, "Wait, that doesn't look right" and then dig some more. AI is shit.

I commented on Paul Woodadge's WW2TV last week when one of his guests used an AI-cobbled image of a German general. Paul pushed back, saying "this is the way it's going to be, may as well get used to it" (paraphrasing there), and I vigorously disagree. Historians traffic in facts, and simply bowing to inevitable invention to cover gaps in our resources is bullshit.

Nothing wrong with the pic, but this idea of credentialed historians using AI scares the hell out of me and I think it should be stopped. And that falls upon us, the readership/viewership.

 

[SaparotRob]

 

[special ed]

These books should clearly be in the fiction section. If they are sold as non fiction, the seller, publisher, and author are guilty of fraud.

 

[Greg Boeser]

These books should clearly be in the fiction section. If they are sold as non fiction, the seller, publisher, and author are guilty of fraud.

But AI, not being an actual person, cannot be sued.

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

But AI, not being an actual person, cannot be sued.

The publisher can.

 

[Howard Gibson]

There is an upside to all this. Is all the clickbait on YouTube the work of AI? Looking at headlines and establishing whether or not is it clickbait is a skill which we all must acquire. Kids need to acquire it.

 

[GTX]

Pardon my french, but this is all just a load of f***ing bollocks. There needs to be some sort of restraints in place to stop this shit - and it IS shit, pure and simple - before it gets any worse, or God help anyone trying to learn anything in the future.

Dare I point out that these are all from the same "author" (a term i use very loosely here) - this person needs to be called out.