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Why would someone make this using AI when a still from the actual movie would have worked just fine?
Because using AI for even the most trivial tasks to accomplish the same thing quicker and far worse quality is the latest thing.
I think it took like 10 minutes, 5 of which was loading the movie up and finding the right shot. How quickly does AI do it?
It depends on the service, but it's usually within a few seconds to a minute.
It’s a useful way to dodge automated copyright flagging systems if you’re trying to churn out meme page content and crosspost it on many platforms.
So you're saying AI image generation is encouraged by the copyright system?
Paradoxal!
I was wondering why it looked off. The skin has this "plastic wrap" sheen to it that every AI-generated human seems to have, and the raptor looks like a giant plastic toy.
Funny how everybody supports freedom of choice - but only for the right choices.
Also wouldn't posting a still from the movie without permission be "stealing"? Moral purity is so complicated now.
Freedom of choice does not preclude you from being called out for making shitty choices dumb dumb.
Posting a photo is not stealing, what dumb takes you have friend. Look up ‘fair use’ and that should help you understand that.
Also, just, idk, what even is this argument? Choices can’t be made in a vacuum and choices can’t be forced on people are not antithetical to shitty choices being shitty choices.