Fake picture fatigue? Any one sick of it already?

[Anonymous]

Friends on social media posting pictures of themselves at events they never attended or places they have never been to or with celebrities they have never met before etc...

Anyone else just sick and tired of all of it?

Such tech in my opinion is only good for home improvement/home renovation projects where visual examples can add to the final outcome of a project but that's about it.

[Anonymous]

I have never seen this and don't understand. Are the posting these photos and pretending they are real, or are they posting them as a joke, like "here's an AI generated photo of me bowling with the Pope"?

[Anonymous]

None of my friends are doing this. Retouching, sure. Fully making up experiences? Never.

[Anonymous]

I don’t see this. Ever. You need new friends

[Anonymous]

Yeah that’s weird. I understand why you would be turned off about that sort of thing though.

[Anonymous]

None of my friends do this.

[Anonymous]

Can't say that I've seen this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never seen this and don't understand. Are the posting these photos and pretending they are real, or are they posting them as a joke, like "here's an AI generated photo of me bowling with the Pope"?

I don't get it either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can't say that I've seen this.

Not even with content creators you follow?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yeah that’s weird. I understand why you would be turned off about that sort of thing though.

Perhaps it mainly younger people who are doing it?

[Anonymous]

TROLL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TROLL

No. But I am sure someone will also post a picture of themselves next to one.

[Anonymous]

None of my friends do this, but I see bad AI in the LinkedInLunatics sub on reddit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None of my friends do this, but I see bad AI in the LinkedInLunatics sub on reddit.

Only a matter of time until this trend starts spreading more and more

[Anonymous]

I'm so tired of all the AI already.