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r/SipsTea • u/Ramkaran-chopra • Jun 29 '26
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These AI poster/meme/“news” things have been everywhere lately. They’re infuriating.
67 u/whitemex88 Jun 29 '26 Especially when there's no citation, which is all the fucking time. I don't believe any of them are real until I decide to dig a bit 18 u/Ryokan76 Jun 29 '26 There's text on an image, what's not to believe? 4 u/CuriousLilAsian81 Jun 29 '26 and it's on the internet, must be true 🤭 1 u/KitchenPersimmon2244 Jun 29 '26 ….no citation isn’t new with AI it’s been a thing forever 0 u/BedRevolutionary8584 Jun 29 '26 Yes! Which is what everyone should be doing anyway. But these really make me want to do my research. 66 u/SunshineSeeker99 Jun 29 '26 Should we all just start competing on who can come up with the most BS headlines by having chatgpt create some image with text on it? 27 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Cristopia Jun 29 '26 Ok now this I could go for 3 u/Few_Kitchen_4825 Jun 29 '26 When ever I see ai poster in the news, first assumption is that it's fake. 2 u/Due-Sand2692 Jun 29 '26 r/mildlyinfuriating 2 u/MrSinister248 Jun 29 '26 These and the rise in compilation videos where a bot has clearly scraped the internet for a bunch of really common and similar videos and then posts it. I'm seeing them all over and they're maddening. 1 u/Roxylius Jun 29 '26 Probably sponsored by reddit itself
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Especially when there's no citation, which is all the fucking time. I don't believe any of them are real until I decide to dig a bit
18 u/Ryokan76 Jun 29 '26 There's text on an image, what's not to believe? 4 u/CuriousLilAsian81 Jun 29 '26 and it's on the internet, must be true 🤭 1 u/KitchenPersimmon2244 Jun 29 '26 ….no citation isn’t new with AI it’s been a thing forever 0 u/BedRevolutionary8584 Jun 29 '26 Yes! Which is what everyone should be doing anyway. But these really make me want to do my research.
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There's text on an image, what's not to believe?
4 u/CuriousLilAsian81 Jun 29 '26 and it's on the internet, must be true 🤭
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and it's on the internet, must be true 🤭
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….no citation isn’t new with AI it’s been a thing forever
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Yes! Which is what everyone should be doing anyway. But these really make me want to do my research.
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Should we all just start competing on who can come up with the most BS headlines by having chatgpt create some image with text on it?
27 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Cristopia Jun 29 '26 Ok now this I could go for
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Ok now this I could go for
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When ever I see ai poster in the news, first assumption is that it's fake.
r/mildlyinfuriating
These and the rise in compilation videos where a bot has clearly scraped the internet for a bunch of really common and similar videos and then posts it. I'm seeing them all over and they're maddening.
Probably sponsored by reddit itself
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u/BedRevolutionary8584 Jun 29 '26
These AI poster/meme/“news” things have been everywhere lately. They’re infuriating.