There are definitely starting to be some cases where I don’t pick up on something being AI-generated, but that is the most AI-generated-ass-pizza I’ve ever seen.
I work in marketing so I look at a LOT of stock photos. And every time I go, “Ah yeah AI garbage”, i find the source date is from 1990s or something. So my paranoia is way up there now where I don’t think I’m going to be able to tell in a few years.
I wonder if those dates are always accurate. Is the source date something searchable or likely to come up in results when a user searches for something “90s”? Maybe it really is AI garbage that’s just tagged 90s.
all entirely whole pepperoni slices and far too many of them to be mass-market or chain pizza… and no burnt bits anywhere. it wasn’t even modeled after a real slice.
Also way too thick of crust for this style of pizza. The toppings-sauce-crust ration would be way off. Terrible to me, but some people really like bread so maybe they would be into it.
I’m kinda into pizza this way, sometimes. The frozen pizza I prefer has a thick crust kinda like this AI crust. But I 100% understand why people wouldn’t like it; I figure I’m in the minority. At least there’s enough of us that the grocery store sells a frozen pizza that I like.
Yeah that’s why I added the comment at the end. An ex really liked thick crust. You might also like that Boboli (?) make it yourself pizza. That crust is way too thick/bready for me.
I’m into a New York style pizza, which is pretty thin and usually a topping/sauce ratio I like.
Shimmer! Thats a great descriptive word for it. Its something i always notice and give away the game. Its what tells me i am looking at i before i have studied the image for weird errors.
There are definitely starting to be some cases where I don’t pick up on something being AI-generated, but that is the most AI-generated-ass-pizza I’ve ever seen.
Yeah, that AI “shimmer” makes it really obvious, but I have to admit that I’ve been tricked some recently.
I work in marketing so I look at a LOT of stock photos. And every time I go, “Ah yeah AI garbage”, i find the source date is from 1990s or something. So my paranoia is way up there now where I don’t think I’m going to be able to tell in a few years.
The models are trained with a lot of stock photos.
I wonder if those dates are always accurate. Is the source date something searchable or likely to come up in results when a user searches for something “90s”? Maybe it really is AI garbage that’s just tagged 90s.
all entirely whole pepperoni slices and far too many of them to be mass-market or chain pizza… and no burnt bits anywhere. it wasn’t even modeled after a real slice.
Also way too thick of crust for this style of pizza. The toppings-sauce-crust ration would be way off. Terrible to me, but some people really like bread so maybe they would be into it.
I’m kinda into pizza this way, sometimes. The frozen pizza I prefer has a thick crust kinda like this AI crust. But I 100% understand why people wouldn’t like it; I figure I’m in the minority. At least there’s enough of us that the grocery store sells a frozen pizza that I like.
Yeah that’s why I added the comment at the end. An ex really liked thick crust. You might also like that Boboli (?) make it yourself pizza. That crust is way too thick/bready for me.
I’m into a New York style pizza, which is pretty thin and usually a topping/sauce ratio I like.
Shimmer! Thats a great descriptive word for it. Its something i always notice and give away the game. Its what tells me i am looking at i before i have studied the image for weird errors.
Tell me about it! I feel like I have to hyper analyze just about anything I post now and even then get fooled sometimes
What’s an ass pizza?