[–] 3 points 19 hours ago

It may be. These ai slopperies usually copy something preexisting.
Unfortunately then Im not sure how to dig it out, without some tagline the meme was under, a name, or something close enough visually to find it.
This must have come out different enough to not be reverse searchable to the original it rips off.

If you have any title or tagline you remember seeing with the image, that'd help. If it also was that same tetris shape, that'd already be a starting point. I found a very different tetris cat meme yesterday while hunting it the first time:

There is also long cat, and many instances of multiple cats one box.

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  • [–] 2 points 21 hours ago* (last edited 20 hours ago) (2 children)

    Can you try to find that original? I am struggling with it.
    Or do you remember anything about it? How similar was it?

    In searching it I found a lot of downscales at poor enough quality it's no longer apparent to me to be AI.

    I even found a video, which I'm pretty sure is generated too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNvqyYlfk4A
    Note the weird way the "breathing" shifts around the cats body. And the shadow of a phone that appears in the reflection of light to the right at the end, which makes no sense with the direction of light based on that reflection and the cats shadow.

    Edit: I found one from June 26 on Instagram, which is higher res and slopped with a different AI (Google's).

    different, higher res slop

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  • [–] 5 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

    I think it's actually fairly common. Maybe even almost every time, just the original being unknown or killed by someone sloppifying it before it ever spread. Turns out people who use ai correlate well with people who don't have ideas.

    They'll just "make this meme but slightly better", thereby usually making it both worse and less believable. The cat looks so sad in this one, prob cause of the massive tumor on its left cheek.
    While the book is probably a massive walking stereotype about cultural depiction of asia in the west, has text aligned with the camera not book, and is photorealistic.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 days ago (1 child)

    Maybe airplane mode, if not a fake app. Doing it in effects would be the same effort of recreation with way more extra work for worse results. If it matches an actual dialers modern design, rule of least effort would say airplane mode or similar. Else, fake dialer.

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