…but we can do better!
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Memes that would normally require Photoshop are, in my opinion, the only real use case for generative art AI. We all know the billboard isn't real already, and that's the main content of the meme. How would this be better if they grabbed a picture of a real building somewhere and slapped a photoshopped billboard on it?
I hate AI art probably more than most, but here it genuinely seems harmless.
It’s just that we have to look for it instead of just being straight up told it’s a meme, fake.
It would be more meaningful if this photo was real with a real billboard that said this, and without labeling it very obviously people will think it is real.
That will cause people to think things are getting done at a larger scale than they are.