Antiwork
A community for those who want to end work, are curious about ending work, want to get the most out of a work-free life, want more information on anti-work ideas and want personal help with their own jobs/work-related struggles.
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Date Created: June 21, 2023
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The Anti-Work Library 📚
Essential Reads
Start here! These are probably the most talked-about essays on the topic.
- The Abolition of Work by Bob Black (1985) | listen
- On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber (2013) | listen
- In Praise of Idleness by Bertrand Russell (1932) | listen
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It was seen on the street in Toronto.
The metal plate under the billionaires sign does look pretty AI-y.
It doesn't? The text manufacturer plate under the sign looks worn, but is still both legible and makes sense. Tardif Metal Inc. is an actual company based out of Quebec and this pic was taken in Toronto, Ontario. A lot of Ontario's infrastructure is made in Quebec. If this was AI-generated, such information wouldn't add up.
I don't see anything else than can be mistaken for AI. Edit: Like others said, the pic was likely just poorly upscaled.
It actually has an Instagram handle barely visible on the top poster and it works. I think this is real.
Zoom in on all the visible letters
The metal plate has gibberish engraving. I don't see why this would need faking because there was a recent boycott campaign against Loblaws grocery stores in Canada but I guess ~~its just laziness.~~ or camera's built in AI upscaling
It's not fake. The handle on the top works, and the plate is from a real Canadian company
Yeah I think this just a case of AI image upscaling like someone else mentioned🤮
It clearly says Tardif Métal Inc, which according to google constructs steel, electrical, and commercial structures so it kinda tracks. AI generated images aren’t getting that kind of context nailed bro.
If I had to guess OP either has a phone that does AI upscaling on photos taken with the camera and it couldn’t handle the curved and reflective surface while trying to sharpen the text to be legible, or it’s just an optical illusion due to the aforementioned curve and reflectivity.
Inb4 you tell me that I’m AI.
It's really not that serious
It's not gibberish. Just shit job on the engraving. The info on the right matches the label on the left.
Top is company, the long mostly gibberish looking one is the serial or id number.
Can't read | UVA Power
Manufacturer | Tardiff Metal
Date of manufacture | 2010
O D | 10 3/4"
Weight | 2200 LBS
This is so strange to me that I had to run it through a few AI detector sites and they all seem to have a high human probability somehow. No idea how accurate those sites are though. Perhaps it is a real image, but ran through a bad AI upscaler? Or maybe OP could have taken this picture using a phone that has AI upscaling automatically applied to their photos like the Google pixel for example.
ai detectors dont work
I'm Canadian and it looks fine, what am I missing? The @handle? People tag posts and signs all the time.
Edit: looking back now I do see artifacts from the modern flagship post processing but I'm so used to it in my own photos that it's not a marker of being artificial to me.
Like a real canadian company and working social media handle?
Why would someone fake this? I'm honestly asking. If you wanted this and it didn't exist you could just print out your own flyer and put it up and take a picture?
It isn’t fake. Maybe the words are pasted on or something but the warping and everything makes sense.
The “gibberish” you’re seeing above is just leftover bits because these poles have years of poster bits left all over them.
What gibberish AI letters?
Several on the metal plate have been poorly stamped but I can't see any gibberish.