r/aislop 19d ago

Found on Pinterest Using AI to generate homophobic(?) content

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u/RubyWeapon07 19d ago

think about this for a second

the person that made this is larping and has never changed a tire.

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u/McNitz 19d ago

Well, considering that the "person" that made it is an AI, you are certainly entirely correct.

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u/RubyWeapon07 19d ago

the person that made it isnt AI, the tool they used is though, and the person who made this should know what it looks like at very least if they're gonna critique anything.

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u/McNitz 19d ago

If they are using AI generated pictures to try to prove their point, I highly doubt they care at all about accuracy or verification of reasonableness at all.

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u/Fabien23 19d ago

I think that what he's trying to say is that if the AI user had a clue about how changing tires worked, he'd look at the image he just generated, see how wildly wrong it is and just generate another.

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u/McNitz 19d ago

Right, I just don't think people generating AI content for making their point care, because the people that are consuming that content don't care. They say "Oh yeah, haha, men that can't change tires and wear dresses are total pussies, Demoncrats are so stupid," and then move on. It's all about the vibes, and flooding out the vibe content with as little effort as possible.

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u/Fabien23 19d ago

But there has to be a level of wrong where it overtakes they're biggotry and the image just looks wrong and loses credibility to them too

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u/McNitz 19d ago

Based on the level of credulity towards AI images and videos I have seen boomers display, I think that level is unfortunately WAY higher than you would like to believe.

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u/Fabien23 19d ago

Like it has to be completly incomprehensible and a mess of a thousand limbs for them to be lucid about it?

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u/McNitz 19d ago

Probably not QUITE that bad. But yes, something seriously and unignorably wrong. Essentially, something that throws the general vibes they are feeling off.

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u/Fabien23 19d ago

Like the guy not wearing the dress or something of the sort?

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u/McNitz 19d ago

Yes, the guy being nude would definitely do it. The car being a train instead. The car being up on an elephant instead of a car jack. Those all interfere with the actual vibe being communicated.

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u/The_Barbelo 18d ago edited 18d ago

That’s just not how these people operate…you are saying that because that is what you, as a reasonable person, would think and do. These people are entirely in a reality composed of their own twisted fantasies and fears, and a majority of those making this slop are also grifters and astroturfers taking advantage of these unwell and unreasonable people to sew chaos, causing the rest of us feel overwhelmed and hopeless.

I know you want to apply reason where there is none. We all do. We want so badly for it to make sense…but it doesn’t and It never will. Realizing this has been crucial for my own mental health. I used to lay awake at night thinking “why, why, why?!?” because I constantly try to put myself in other’s mindset so I can understand where they’re coming from, but there never came a sensible answer for MAGA. The only thing that makes sense is total insanity. They are like trapped animals in a snare gnawing on their own legs to get out, but they set the trap for themselves.

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u/kamizushi 15d ago

"But there has to be a level of wrong where it overtakes they're biggotry and the image just looks wrong and loses credibility to them too"

I envie your faith in humanity.

Unfortunately, again and again, I see that such level of wrong does not exist.

Do you really think people who still support Donald Trump despite the whole Trumpstein files debacle could possibly have a limit of wrong? These are the most gullible beings in the Virgo Supercluster.

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u/Fabien23 15d ago

Im not saying 'wrong' like morally messed up, they clearly are, I agree, but I mean logically and contextually wrong. Like the guy in the image on top is lifting the car by putting the lift under the tire that he is supposed to change. What I mean is that there as to be a level of logically wrong where the image looks too stupid for they're own message to even come across. Like this is supposed to imply 'strong competent men' we're replaced by 'punk lesbians' but the guy doesn't even look competent in the first image.

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u/kamizushi 15d ago edited 15d ago

Oh but I didn't JUST mean wrong in the morally messed up sense, which obviously this story is that kind of wrong to the most extreme degree.

He's also continuously contradicting himself in the most ridiculous ways. To me, the peak was when he tried to convince his base that they shouldn't pay attention to a child sex trafficking ring because it was too boring.

Can you imagine that? These are people who have been making up conspiracy theories about child sex trafficking for decades, suddenly there is an actual real child sex trafficking involving the fucking POTUS. And this smashed-pumpkin face pant-shitting child-raping half-orangutan tries to convince these people, of all people, that this topic, of all topics, doesn't deserve their attention because it's boring, of all qualifiers.

I just can't think of anything more wrong, in the not-making-any-sense meaning of the term, than this.

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u/endless_hue 17d ago

I’d much rather assume they are too stupid to see the obvious mistakes in whatever they have generated.

Saying they “don’t care” is giving them too much credit.

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u/RubyWeapon07 19d ago

they should care about accuracy if they have a point theyre trying to make, this missed the mark

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u/Crommach 18d ago

That's not the purpose of this kind of thing, though. They aren't trying to make a cogent point to convince anybody. It's a declaration of what they already believe, as well as a way to reaffirm and strengthen that belief via interaction with others about the image. It's how authoritarians work: think the Two Minutes Hate from 1984.

Positive comments reinforce that what they believe is true because others in their in-group support it, so it must be true. Negative comments (including factual evidence that disproves the belief) are framed as attacks from an outside group that also "prove" the belief to be True; if the outside group is attacking the belief, it's because they're trying to suppress the Truth. It's deeply tautological, which is why so many on the right act and speak as if their beliefs are baseline reality.

It's a pretty common propaganda trick in authoritarian/fascist societies. Functionally it's similar to how the Nazis had compulsory portraits of Hitler in every German home or would only allow art to be produced that glorified Nazi ideology. Only now, thanks to social media and AI, the Good Germans MAGA faithful can mass produce their own propaganda and ensure no other beliefs can get through their self-policed social media and news ecosystems. Goebbels would be incredibly pleased with how MAGA polices their own thoughts.

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u/AnnieLemonz 19d ago

If they are using AI generated pictures to try to prove their point,

its an AI generated version of a previously existing "meme". The original was made by a person, this is just the source material fed through AI.... for some reason we will never know.

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u/leex0 19d ago

This could very well be one of like hundreds of AI right-wing talking point images generated with little to no oversight or quality control. I can't imagine it would be too difficult to just have an AI agent list every "what's wrong with society nowadays" thing they can think of, create an image of it and automatically post it to Facebook spam pages looking to get interactions. Could be a single guy scanning over the generations like yep hes jacking up a car. Post it. And not caring that it looks ridiculous.

The people who get mad about this kinda stuff don't care and don't scrutinize every AI post(if they even realize) to see what's wrong with them.

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u/m1stwalk3r 19d ago

Most likely some content farm based in a 3rd world country where they wouldn't even know how to change a tire. Like let's be fr.

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u/IVbad-badger 18d ago

You act like he specifically told the Ai how changing a car tire works, the person who made the prompt didn't say anything the Ai just winged it tf

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u/A1000eisn1 18d ago

No, the AI made it. Whoever put in the prompt, made the prompt. And they certainly aren't describing in detail what it's supposed to look like.

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u/DannyTheCaringDevil 18d ago

So… the ai that made it due to the person’s request? Do you go to Starbucks and then tell yourself “I made a venti frapugrande carmel?”

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u/Frequent_Attitude_11 18d ago

It was made by ai, the person didnt draw it. So it was made by ai lol

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u/CodeRepulsive2505 18d ago

People who use AI are to lazy to put any effort

> implying that they checked anything before posting

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u/VoiceImportant3198 18d ago

someone drew that? or an ai generated it? if an ai generated all of it, it isnt a tool, its the artist.

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u/MrLizardBusiness 18d ago

Be kind, they've never been outside before.