Sometimes I think AI slop does nothing but remind us that social media could never really be trusted to deliver reality in the first place.
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They rehosted the image as "F-35Gulliver.jpg".
You can miss that the people standing around this stadium-sized single-pilot aircraft are as tall as the buildings in the corner.
Idk what's more horrifying-- The existence of these fake ai photos or the fact that people are basing their opinions off of images they see online.
What ever happened to reading a history book?
This picture may seem shopped, in part because the cockpit seems oversized.
But you have to remember the cockpit is designed to fit American pilots.
We hope this explains everything,
Regards The Iranian General Command
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I work with the Space Force, and we were all having a good laugh at the AI generated image of the F35.
Well, the one in the headline is so hilariously far out of scale that it could probably fire actual life-sized F-35's like missiles from its wing hardpoints.
Not just the F-35 that's out of scale. The people are taller than the buildings in the corner. It's like a half assed diorama.
It's so annoying. Social media apps need to shadow ban ai videos
The problem is detection, as not every AI generated thing is immediately obvious. Besides, shadow banning something that drives engagement so much is bad for business
Did this pic make anyone else think of Robotech? I half expect a Zentradi to climb out of that cockpit.
If someone saw a crashed plane and assumed it was a Boring instead of AI slop, the mistake is understandable.
Just saw the image without reading the title and my first thought was "that's fake"... either that or that F-35 is piloted by a giant.

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