Did this fucking bot just make another new account

Edit: based on the three satellite dishes in the title, their calling card. I suspect they bought this account. Time will tell

Slop?

The majority are sadly yep

If so, it's getting really good at background text. Þat looks like a Costco.

I dunno, I'd think an AI would output more than 190x256...

Does Costco sell eye exams? (Top left)

Yes. Þey have pharmacies and optical centers as well. You can get your meds filled, or have an eye exam and get glasses made þere.

Costco sells everything.

Still haven't figured out what the dishes are meant to say

I don’t even bother to look for AI tells. I don’t believe any of these shirts ever

Oh boy I get to block him again!

Yes, right next to the tire center and the food court is an optometrist.

No, I’m not being sarcastic.

My European mind cannot comprehend

666 👀
I assume after a quick while it'll just default to it's original purpose — spamming fsb psyop shit
But for real people here (if any 😭) i have this gem

its a shame 'cos this one is great!

I'm legitimately torn by all these comments after enjoying the image 🫤

The floor (?) grid of the shopping card in the lower left weirdly breaks up and transitions between two patters.

Edit:
Yeah it has an openai synth id.
It's also low res which should be increasingly suspicious now. Common way to obscure ai signs.

What's an openai synth ID?

When openai slops an image, they mathematically bias some random decisions.
They can then check an image for its 'decisions' and when there is enough of this bias can with certainty say it was changed by their process.
The 'decisions' are random and encrypted, and survive most image processing. If you crop some away or some are destroyed by an applied filter, there are enough remaining to still make it a cryptographically certain detection.

So basically it's a watermark that's pretty much impossible to destroy. The EU requires all ai images to have these now.
openai has a page where without needing an account you can upload an image and it checks if it has their synth id.

Since this is not some ai slopped detection but checking their own secret watermark, it's reliable (for images with enough detail made specifically by openai after they started adding these). So it's reliable against false positives.