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Is that a mod on the device that you own?
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I'm pretty sure this image was AI generated. Is nobody going to lose their mind about that like everywhere else?
There seems to be a hierarchy of outrage. "Nintendo bad" > "AI slop"
What makes you think it is?
Have you never seen Inglorious Basterds?
Zoomed to the max Firefox will allow (500%). Not seeing anything other than some film grain with JPEG compression artifacts.
AI content usually starts to look more mosaic (random shapes clumped together) as you zoom, not grainy/compressed.
That's not very helpful.
Mostly assumption. Granted it's a pretty good example, but I can't imagine where this image would have otherwise come from, which means that it's either generated, or someone spent a reasonable amount of time doing an expert level photo edit from a movie still frame just to make this meme.
It's a screenshot from Inglourious Basterds [sic] with the Nintendo logo Photoshopped in.
You shouldn't claim that something is AI, if you can't even tell a AI apart from a real image. Work on your identification skills first before you make such a claim once again.
People have done more for less on the internet.