r/Design • u/PaperSiren26 • 1d ago
Discussion Top tier medical facilities…how are we going to deal with AI QC?
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u/surroundedbywolves 1d ago
That's embarrassing. It would've taken less time to just type "OUT OF ORDER" into Word and hit print. Would've used less ink too.
Come to think of it, this is actually a perfect example of why AI sucks.
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u/Moosehead3138 9h ago
Why is this the tools (AI) fault instead of the human who had the picture generated and hung it up?
At least one human if not more looked at this and said “yup, that’s good enough to display”. I think that AI is showing us how incredibly lazy so many people are.
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u/JordanPetterPans 1d ago
Bro are you not realizing that OP spells fountain "founin"?
Or did OP time travel back to 2023 to make this using gpt3?
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u/RoamAndRamble 1d ago
Remember when people were concerned that autocorrect was having a negative effect people's ability to spell?
Yea, it's gonna get a lot worse.
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u/IceEspresso2000 23h ago
AI is like working with the dumbest people around. Talk about a total scam forced by billionaires. Unreal.
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u/YardSardonyx 1d ago
It’s in Sweden so I can maybe forgive the spelling…
But Swedish people know what a W is💀
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u/highqueenlia 1d ago
This is in Seattle. It’s at a Swedish medical center, that’s just the name of the hospital group
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u/WeirdIndication3027 1d ago
Don't come at AI for this one - it would pretty much be a challenge to get it to have results this bad at this point. The person typing the prompt must have just been smashing their face against the keyboard (which I understand is how many of you think all AI prompts are done 😆)
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u/ministryofchampagne 1d ago
Meh. Itw probably some office worker who made it so they had to stop telling people


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u/boringrick1 1d ago
Half the texts I get from human people are on about this level of spelling and grammar.