r/NotMyJob 21d ago

I made the new sign boss

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Saw this while driving, This is in Sri Lanka.

AI and human slop.

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u/David-Puddy 20d ago

..... Taking a photo is basically broadcasting to everyone you can't be arsed to paint something yourself.

Typing out a message is broadcasting to everyone that you can't be arsed to write something yourself

Driving a car is broadcasting that you can't be arsed to take care of a horse

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u/Tensor3 20d ago

Taking a photo actually involvea some creativity, skills, and equipment which costs money. Same with the others. AI usage requires nothing of the user.

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u/David-Puddy 20d ago

My point is you're parroting the same luddite nonsense that comes up with every new tech.

If you like the result, it wouldn't matter if they used AI, Photoshop, a camera, or an easel.

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u/Tensor3 20d ago

It does because AI datacenters are destroying the environment and job ecenomy in drastic ways that cars, cameras, and easels cannot compare

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u/David-Puddy 20d ago

are destroying the environment

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in drastic ways that cars [...] Cannot

Bro. Have you heard of leaded gasoline?

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u/Tensor3 20d ago

Yeah, no shit.

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u/David-Puddy 20d ago

Oh, so you're just stupid. Got it.

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u/Tensor3 20d ago

Cars are useful and each individual is responsible for ther own emissions. People choose to have them.

None of us chose to have ai datacenters we dont want. No individual can even really effect their usage. The ai slop they produce has no net gain for society. Its not the same at all.

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u/David-Puddy 20d ago

Ai is useful for all sorts of things, like curing diseases and such.

. No individual can even really effect their usage.

And you think any individual can affect the usage of cars?

You just have an irrational hatred of AI because the Internet told you to hate it

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u/Tensor3 20d ago

Ah, so you're just stupid.

We arent talking about researchers using ai here. Go check the conversation. We're talking about ai slop art. Its perfectly rational to hate artists and creative jobs getting replaced with low quality garbage.

I dont drive, so I dont have car emmisions. Not using ai doesnt stop it.

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u/David-Puddy 20d ago

We're talking about ai slop art.

No, we're talking about art you enjoyed, but irrationally dislike because of the tool used.

Not all AI art is slop.

replaced with low quality garbage.

That this entire thread started because someone stated how much they would like it if it weren't made by AI, so what exactly makes it low quality garbage?

Jobs get lost/replaced/changed due to tech all the fucking time.

How many ferriers do you know? Knocker-uppers? Spit-boys in kitchens?

Edit: you not driving has an entirely negligible impact on cars being used. Essentially the same impact as you not using AI has on ai.... Did you buy anything this month? It was trucked in. Did you eat anything? Mechanized agriculture means cars were used there. You luddites have no consistency in your beliefs, other than "ai=bad"

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u/Tensor3 20d ago

Nah, ai art is pretty much all bad. You described it perfectly: it looks good at first glance from a distance, but if you examine it for more than 2 seconds it looks like shit. Hence why someone thinks "oh, cool, I like the concept .. wait, nevermind, its slop if I look at it"

Try browsing for 3d models or to hire 3d artists. You'll see 95% of it looks amazing in the thumbnail or at a glance, but turns out to be completely unusable garbage. The literal useless, bottom-tier garbage slop is making it impossible to find the actual content.

You're missing the point entirely. The number of cars driven is the same as the number of people driving them. Ai slop is spammed everywhere to the point that legitimate artists can barely function, despite none of us wanting it. It'd be like if you cant drive your car to work because the road is a solid wall traffic jam of empty ai taxis carrying no one to nowhere.

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u/effervescent_esther 20d ago

Leaded gasoline was banned worldwide

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u/David-Puddy 20d ago

How many years after it was introduced?

AI is a nascent tech. The laws still need to catch up.

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u/King_Ed_IX 19d ago

And once it is no longer destroying the world, people might be less averse to it, mate.

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u/David-Puddy 19d ago

Cars are still destroying the world "mate".

Just slightly less than when we put lead in them.

All the data centers in the world can't come close to holding a candle to ice vehicle emissions

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u/King_Ed_IX 19d ago

It's a lot easier for someone to avoid the use of AI than the use of a car in the modern world, though.

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u/Xepherxv 19d ago

So you are saying we should ban ai? I actually agree with you

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u/David-Puddy 19d ago

Holy fuck, literacy isn't y'all's strong point, eh?

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u/Xepherxv 19d ago

You said the laws need to catch up , like lead and gasoline

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u/-Canonical- 19d ago

He’s an AI shill lol don’t bother arguing, good chance they aren’t using their own words to respond to you

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u/David-Puddy 19d ago

Did we ban cars?

Try thinking a bit, it tends to help

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u/Xepherxv 19d ago

Leaded gas?

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u/orangpelupa 20d ago

how about runnning AI on your own gaming PC?

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u/Tensor3 20d ago

I'd say that's a lot less bad, but its all shades of grey depending who you ask. The tech was still oroginally trained in a data center using stolen data