• loathesome dongeaterEnglish
    21•23 days ago

    What I don’t understand is why AI images turn up on search results? I thought Google having allegedly the best engineers and scientists world be able to devise a way to stop them appearing in search results. Unlike AI generated blogspam, this type of encroachment is much more visible.

    Unless I am understating the number of people looking for AI generated images, of course. I don’t want this shit ever in search results.

    • InevitableSwing [none/use name]OPEnglish
      14•23 days ago

      I don’t want this shit ever in search results.

      A significant percentage of the population must agree with that. And the google image results aren’t even half decent. They’re garbage for anybody who has eyes.

      My theory is that Google is allowing (or even encouraging) AI sites to game SEO because google wants AI results at the top. Google thinks normie moron Joe Schmo will impressed with AI if it’s up at the top.

  • InevitableSwing [none/use name]OPEnglish
    15•23 days ago

    In an alternate universe

    AJ runs up to him excited. “Dad! Dad! Take a look at this.”

    “I’m watching the game here and… What’s that?” Pointing at the fourth image.

    “You! Hahahahaha.”

    “Did I ever tell you - you were adopted.”

    “That’s a joke, right?”

    “Ask your mother.”

    -–

    Seriously - fuck AI.

  • imikoy [she/her, comrade/them]English
    8•23 days ago

    If you go to All feed, and scroll far enough, on some days you will find many, many AI generated Tony Soprano images.

    Because there is a bot that posts these when prompted, and some people prompt it with Tony Soprano.

    • InevitableSwing [none/use name]OPEnglish
      10•23 days ago

      I took the screengrab myself. I knew AI is garbage is infecting image searches. But I didn’t realize it’s gotten so bad it’s now infecting my very top results.

      If only there was some pretend intelligent software that could fix the problem.

      • imikoy [she/her, comrade/them]English
        2•23 days ago

        Yeah, I was referring to my experience on lemmy.

        I’m wondering, will the companies be able to efficiently expand their datasets in the future, given how much generated slop is now floating around, which is also poisonous to the neural networks. But the models that are already trained and already existing datasets will remain, so we’ll inevitably be living in a sea of shit, if we are currently in a sea of diluted piss.