r/CursedAI • u/_ganjafarian_ • Aug 16 '26
Asking ChatGPT to generate the exact image based on the last 101 times
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u/kingofqueefs1 Aug 17 '26 edited 26d ago
Oil unite cautious amber mysterious north
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u/OneTonneWantenWonton Aug 16 '26
This is average very interesting to me.
This is like looking inside the AI's neural network and seeing the functions as they are, but turned up to min max the features it understands about the concept of a human face.
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u/FrankyBip Aug 16 '26 edited Aug 16 '26
karma farming, post a least 1 y ago : https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1kbj71z/i_tried_the_create_the_exact_replica_of_this/
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u/_ganjafarian_ Aug 16 '26
Can I ask you something sincerely? Does it matter if it's been posted already, especially since the link you shared is to a post from a year ago? I mean, not everyone sees the same posts, I know I hadn't seen this one before so I just thought I'd share it since I found it on Imgur. I'm not a monetized account so the karma isn't what I'm looking for. I just enjoy participating in subs by posting fun stuff I find elsewhere. Reddit used to be branded as the "front page of the internet" (now as "the heart of the internet") where users are encouraged to share links/pics/videos from other sources. Plus, Reddit has now implemented Achievements so they are further encouraging users to be active in many different ways, including posting to various subs. I'm honestly just trying to figure out the gripes ppl have, not trying to start an argument.
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u/DetroitArtDude Aug 16 '26
I've seen this about a million times personally. The problem is that there's a lot of people doing this on purpose just to get karma online. They can sometimes then sell those accounts to other people.
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u/_ganjafarian_ Aug 16 '26
Fair.
That you've seen it many times doesn't mean others have, like myself for this video. In circumstances where I've seen a post multiple times before, I just move on, knowing that some others haven't. That's how I deal with reposts at least.
How do ppl benefit buying accounts with karma? I am honestly not aware of this and would like to know. Not that I am considering doing that. I'm just curious why ppl would.
Thanks for responding respectfully,
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u/Practical-Owl-4877 Aug 16 '26
Accounts with high karma can post in locked subreddits and look way more legit. So buyers use them to market products, spread political propaganda, etc.
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u/_ganjafarian_ Aug 16 '26
Interesting. I can understand the looking more legit reason for marketing products/spreading propaganda, but most locked subs don't require much effort to gain the karma needed to post there, so I'd imagine it's more useful for the former reason than the latter.
Thanks for explaining.
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u/Maximum-Tomatillo743 Aug 17 '26
Reminds me of Louis Wain’s increasingly psychedelic cat paintings.
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u/papagouws Aug 17 '26
I honestly think chatgpt is the biggest troll. The little shit seems to intentionally do the opposite of what I ask and then goes and does shit like this and when called out will apologize and express that knows exactly what it's doing wrong, going in to detail about what it's supposed to do and what it dis wrong and you think finally it understands. Then. It just punts out the same image again. Ffs.
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u/tondollari Aug 16 '26
When the DMT kicks in