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Found an AI account on instagram that is using a REAL persons face/identity. They even have more followers than the real account and have been posting for over a year. The rabbit hole of this account will lead you to see they are doing this to multiple REAL people, and likely using them to make money. I can understand AI accounts, but why use an actual persons face/identity?

Is this what living in a golden age feels like?

ok so i was literally 3 prompts away from a finished project. i could SEE it. and then chatgpt just. starts forgetting things. first the file struture. then what we were even building. then it confidntly suggests something we already tried and shot down an hour ago like it was a genius new idea. then it goes "i think we should start fresh in a new conversation" BROOOOOO. i have been explaining this codebase to you for 4 hours. we are NOT starting over...separated everything out after t...

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If you saw other posts similar to this one is because my older brother also made monsters and their icons of his own

I wanted comment it under an outrage post about a black actress portraying her

Prompt: "Create an image of the average Instagram user vs average Reddit user, side-by-side comparison chart."

​ A lot of companies started to post their bragging about how much they give X to their employees in tokens. This got me thinking, how much companies burn on that? I'll start, we are s team of 4 and we spend around $600 - $700 for tokens each months for the whole team...

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You guys are so obsessed with hunting AI that you've forgotten what human thinking looks like. I have been accused so many times of being a gpt bot that it just makes me realize how toxic subreddits have become. The irony is that people's attention spans are so depleted that anything longer or deeper than a meme or a TikTok caption is now assumed to be the exclusive domain of an AI.

Prompt: hand-drawn animation style. Low resolution with a slightly blurry soft focus. Slight motion blur. 24fps. with detailed/fine cuts. Anime broadcast in 1988 (not 2020s style anime). (Colored) art done by Tomi Ungerer, hsiao ron Cheng, [insert scene]

I got an email an hour ago stating that one of my openai accounts was banned due to "recent activity violated our Terms and Usage Policies." I haven't used said account in a while so the ban really spooked me, I am pretty sure I did nothing wrong. I submitted an appeal, should i be worried?

For comparison, I’ll attach two photos. The first was generated by ChatGPT, and the second is a photo of the actual view. The resemblance is striking. I find it rather amusing that, instead of a picture of some typical European town, I’ve ended up with an algorithm-processed version of a real location. Do you have any idea why this happened?

Mother of all AI demos. Doug Englebart would be proud.

I made a 7-flip lenticular artwork based on OpenAI’s 2022 announcement introducing ChatGPT. From different angles, it shifts between the English words humans read and the token IDs processed by ChatGPT / GPT-3.5. The idea was to make tokenization visible as a physical process instead of an invisible preprocessing step. It’s showing in the CVPR 2026 Art Gallery this week!

amazing result and brings back so many good memories

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However, students from less privileged backgrounds can only afford to use free AI tools. I saw the news today, and it seems like the gap between rich and poor may widen even further.

I've noticed something this week but it's probably been true for about a month or so. Chatgpt, not the other AI's NEEDS to find a small nitpick in my initial prose. Even if there isn't one, it will try to find a correction. "You're right in spirit but there's a small nuance you need to fix". Even if I'm asking a question, it will ignore the question to find a nitpick in my opener. I don't know if this is a response to the overly validating weights that were added a while back trying...