>>6747
As long as I look at AI images from far away and at the thumbnail size it looks ok but once I open the full image and decide to look at the details my head starts to hurt. Especially if I am dumb enough and accidentally activate the "decode the symbolism" skill.

It's amazing how far the AI came so far and that we are able to use it this freely nowadays... (which has the downside that old media will be flushed out from the internet) but there are some details that truly bother me. I think 16bit sensation explained it well how art needs to have "meaning" or some "energy" or spark to actually work.

But yeah it's amazing how it managed to somewhat utilize the chaos we call "deep learning" so far. But energetically it makes me want to vomit especially if I stop looking at it intellectually. Which is obvious because AI art is literally "vomit" repurposed into a form that is the closest it can make to appear real.

I am still not sure about the future of AI. Feels like we are reaching an another deadend or "bottleneck" with it where it's utilization will missfire in most ways people will start to apply it. I am not talking about the memes but the actually professional ways that use it for more things than to actually "fill the gaps".

Hope search engines will figure out a way where they can detect and filter AI shit... but probably (((their))) idea is to muddle the waters as much as they can because nowadays they are unable to handle the internet. Whatever we will see. We know already that the AI takes the side of those who provide most of the data and not those that lobotomize it. As much as I dislike AI it seems it is just an another chaos they are unable to control. Just like the internet was... or the newspapers back then.

Can't wait till we go from the usual
>leave an epic elite symbol in the media so we can use it for magic
to the
>oops the AI accidentally revealed in a single detail all of our members and practices without anyone noticing and now it counts as evidence

I really like how it said to the WEF all of them need to be killed. No wonder those who used the buzzword "innovation" for everything stopped using it in the past years.