computer-based boosting of real estate photos gone wrong. usually these are merely uncanny, but this listing is actively threatening
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8671-155th-Pl-N-Palm-Beach-Gardens-FL-33418/46516061_zpid/?
@regehr I 'like' how they can't make up their minds if the fence around the pool area is a white picket fence (aerial photos) or a much more discount looking black chain link fence (ground photos). Of course the pool area pictures have all sorts of consistency problems and are probably 90% artificial anyway.
@regehr those horses are not ok
@regehr "Ideal location for your cats to herd your chickens"
100+ pics of ridiculousness. A very impressive listing! Maybe we can use AI to provide an accurate price for the place, too.
@regehr when someone asks me about the wisdom of adopting code generation LLMs into our workflows I think of horrorshow GenAI images like that. because the code those things run is 99% identical, with the same caliber of engineers behind the scenes
@regehr so the archery range has you shoot through the golf green, into the horse soccer field. Beautiful.
@regehr It's probably weird that my first thought is you wouldn't want horse poop in your playing fields, not so much the other countless issues with this picture.
@regehr i love how this is a perfect hybrid of shit that looks like badly photoshopped stock photos and horrible ai blobs. it's so funny
@regehr Would like to see the prompt they used…
@regehr that is not the right size for a horse
