The kids are alright
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs This tracks with some other studies!
https://stefanbohacek.com/blog/on-generative-ai/#consumer-sentiment
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs The kids really do make me proud sometimes.
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@Nawer_Rapter young at heart 😂
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@thomasfuchs This makes all the sense in the world. Somehow execs know kids use AI a lot, but somehow take that to the opposite of the right conclusion. Something that they know they could have easily made on their phones is thoroughly unimpressive! It's no different from back in the 90s recognizing which clip art collection a component of a logo came from.
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs That marketer is not alright though, still fully in the AI pool for other demographics.
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@thomasfuchs not gen anything but I can confirm that if someone earnestly posts an excruciatingly obvious AI image because they seek engagement, I will warn them otherwise. It hurts, not helps. If you have no way to get an image legitimately, put *NOTHING*, and I might read what you have to say.
edit: No, I have never once been thanked.
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs This feels consistent with my own (also GenZ) experience. AI imagery looks subtly similar to all other AI imagery to me, it "feels off" in many cases. Poorly done slop is even easier to spot, but all slop can generally be sussed out.
Also, "the kids" are now at the age that most people historically started having families :P
We're really the young adults now, which while horrifying, is slightly less horrifying than all the millennials about to have a midlife crisis-
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs On the other hand: my 70+-year old aunt was shocked to learn that the cute video she sent me, was Ai slop. She genuinely thought that it was real.
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs the "Word 97 Clipart" of the 2020s
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs If my Gen Z daughter is any indicator, slightly shitty photos also feel realer. She was hunting down an old digital camera to get a very specific look to her photos when she went out places.
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs I am borderline Gen z y and I think my Gen z wife is better at spotting AI images and videos, but both she and my Gen alpha kids consume way of the obvious more ai slop like a seductive oister whispering or tung tung tung sahur.
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@thomasfuchs Gen Jones and not only will I ignore but will more often then not block the brand.
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@thomasfuchs This feels consistent with my own (also GenZ) experience. AI imagery looks subtly similar to all other AI imagery to me, it "feels off" in many cases. Poorly done slop is even easier to spot, but all slop can generally be sussed out.
Also, "the kids" are now at the age that most people historically started having families :P
We're really the young adults now, which while horrifying, is slightly less horrifying than all the millennials about to have a midlife crisis-
@benrob0329 @thomasfuchs Gen X, almost Baby Boom here. AI slop always looks 'wrong' to me.
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@thomasfuchs On the other hand: my 70+-year old aunt was shocked to learn that the cute video she sent me, was Ai slop. She genuinely thought that it was real.
@art_histories @thomasfuchs The bar for the world is boomers.
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The kids are alright
Real wins with this oldie tooo....
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@thomasfuchs This feels consistent with my own (also GenZ) experience. AI imagery looks subtly similar to all other AI imagery to me, it "feels off" in many cases. Poorly done slop is even easier to spot, but all slop can generally be sussed out.
Also, "the kids" are now at the age that most people historically started having families :P
We're really the young adults now, which while horrifying, is slightly less horrifying than all the millennials about to have a midlife crisis-
@benrob0329 @thomasfuchs we millenials are so used to crisis that... what's one more crisis?
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@art_histories @thomasfuchs The bar for the world is boomers.
@classwario @art_histories @thomasfuchs
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The kids are alright
@thomasfuchs my first experience with the ai fake photo vibe was in a carykh video almost 9 years ago, and ive had to look out for it ever since
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@benrob0329 @thomasfuchs we millenials are so used to crisis that... what's one more crisis?
@delawen @benrob0329 @thomasfuchs put it on the rest.
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