AI image slop vs physiotherapy!

@cstross and the psychotherapy I need after seeing it.

@cstross everything is fine!

@lumendecens @cstross it would certainly have me very tense

@cstross The patient is taking it surprisingly well!

@cstross As the title says this is the start of her career. Hopefully she’ll get better afterwards.

@reay @cstross It’s probably designed and posted by some “Agent” which will then report very high levels of user interaction because of the many comments and call it a victory.

And honestly it might as well be a successful campaign. They say there is no such thing as bad publicity.

@cstross Aua.

@cstross That is very limber of the patient. I guess it works

@cstross I just noticed the clock. It's 7:05 AM and she's waking up the patient.
I haven't noticed the placement of her right hand, or I'd have to comment on that too.

@cstross Looks like the physio studied under Larry Nassar.

@santi @reay @cstross that's exactly right. I am surprised that so few ppl realize these posts are made intentionally to drive engagement and increase reach. This has been pushed to the extreme in some cases and is just a really sad development on the marketing end of things

@cstross it’s one thing to use AI generated images but it gets even worse if no one reviews the slop anymore.

@cstross

What's confusing is that the original training advertisement (going by the text in the image) does not have this image or anything like it.

https://www.azubiyo.de/ausbildung/dornstadt/?job=a5624e52

#azubiyo #Dornstadt #AIs #LLMs #AIslop

@cstross They saw it and they still posted it. Despicable.

@cstross that is mildly disturbing and I have forensic training.

@cstross Advertising physio therapy, showing an image of a chiropractor... ridiculous

@cstross
Don't try this at home!

@cstross Damn! That's what I call flexible.

@cstross y'all just need to stretch more

@cstross — “there’s your problem.”