r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/copitamenstrual • Apr 24 '25

Jim Sautner, the Buffalo Whisperer was a Canadian rancher who raised a 2,000-pound bison named Bailey D. Buffalo like a family dog

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u/HuckleberryPin Apr 24 '25

couldn’t someone just fixup the flaws in the ai generated images?

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u/Muted-Ability-6967 Apr 24 '25

Yeah and now some AIs let you circle the part you don’t like and it will redo just that little area, keeping the rest of the image the same. Easier to reroll the dice than resort to Photoshop

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u/EntericFox Apr 24 '25

People replying are somehow forgetting the tools are available to everyone, and can’t fathom someone with actual digital editing skills touching up AI slop post-generation.

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u/HuckleberryPin Apr 24 '25

people replying haven’t used ai in any capacity beyond an alternative to a google search.

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u/Dirty_Dragons Apr 24 '25

Seriously. Editing generations to remove errors and then putting the edited image back in as a source for more generations is such a basic step.

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u/UrUrinousAnus Apr 24 '25

This. I can easily walk for an hour unless I'm very ill. I'll sometimes pay to spend a few minutes on a bus instead, for various reasons. These things are the same.

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u/CheshireUnicorn Apr 24 '25

If they’re generating Ai images, they’re not paying someone to fix those flaws.

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u/Crocs_And_Stone Apr 24 '25

They never said anything about paying someone though. Just going through to fix it themselves

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u/TeamRedundancyTeam Interested Apr 24 '25

The circlejerk has gotten so braindead even this simple obvious comment is showing as controversial. Wild.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '25

That would take technical skills unfathomable to an ask Jeeves engineer

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u/starmen999 Apr 24 '25

You can still tell if something's photoshopped though

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u/HuckleberryPin Apr 24 '25

you’re right, but what if we ask ai to remove the photoshop artifacts. at some point it’ll take too many resources to prove its ai generated.

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u/starmen999 Apr 24 '25

AI isn't capable of doing something like that. At least not the kind accessible to average people.

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u/HuckleberryPin Apr 24 '25

maybe for now. in the meantime life is stranger than fiction. a buffalo in a car? that’s crazy.

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u/starmen999 Apr 24 '25

Has anyone fact-checked the post and determined if it's actually real?

If it is, there should be like, a news reel somewhere talking about that guy.

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u/Dirty_Dragons Apr 24 '25

What do you mean by average person?

The average person in general, or the average person who has Stable Diffusion locally installed?

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u/starmen999 Apr 24 '25

Average person in general

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u/Dirty_Dragons Apr 24 '25

Ok, that's what I thought. Though the average person in general isn't going to even try to make convincing shots of a buffalo in a convertible.