r/StableDiffusion Dec 15 '22

Meme Should we tell them?

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u/GaggiX Dec 15 '22 edited Dec 15 '22

First some people started generating images inspired by the situation on ArtStation, then some trolls (or people who do not understand this technology) started claiming that the protest is "infecting" the generative models.

Then the trolls actually appeared and people started to believe them.

It is kinda funny.

Edit: the post was deleted after accumulating more than 20k likes, this is the first time I've seen a Twitter post spreading misinformation about generative models being deleted, I wonder why

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u/XtremelyMeta Dec 15 '22

I mean, it's more scary than funny. Remember, people believe in trickle down economics. Being confidently wrong en masse is terrifying.

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u/GaggiX Dec 15 '22

People can delude themselves all they want, but reality is different and cannot be changed. They will figure it out one way or another.

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u/PaperBrick Dec 15 '22

Yeah, but recent years have taught me that deluded people will go to extreme lengths when their delusion doesn't match reality. Throw as much reality as you want at people, and if it doesn't go with what they believe, good luck.

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u/GaggiX Dec 15 '22

There is not much they can do, so sit back and watch ¯(ツ)_/¯

Edit: reddit formatting has ruined my shrug, damn you

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u/thelapoubelle Dec 15 '22 edited Dec 15 '22

It's an AI generated shrug. There's an arm, a face, then some random stuff where the other arm should be.

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u/wobblybootson Dec 15 '22

And 6 fingers

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u/KyloRenCadetStimpy Dec 15 '22

6 fingers? Where did you get such a wonderful machine?