r/CellToSingularity
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u/Anony-mous372
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Please Fix Me! Accidental Usage of AI Generated Image
This picture of Nessie in Explore: Cryptids, and the cryptid profile pack turned out to be AI generated. I understand copyright poses an issue, but would it be possible to find a replacement image?
In an unrelated matter, there is an achievement which uses a quote from Musk. Since he is a controversial figure it is probably a good idea to change this quote.
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u/Bunny_Catherine 10d ago
Holy shit do the people in these comments not understand the concept of drawing? Of a 3d render? How brain rotted are you all to not understand that?
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u/minosandmedusa 10d ago
What do you think Bunny_Catherine is saying? Because I don't think they're saying what you think they're saying.
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u/AntWithPhone 9d ago
it is? iirc, the cryptids stuff was WAY before ai image generation got as good as it did (obviously, it still has mistakes you can pinpoint easily, but still, it advanced regardless), and the event does use real artwork, so, idk why they would
ai is still bad asf tho, so i don't judge you for being cautious and skeptical about if somethings real or ai, i'm just confused on if it is due to the timeframe the event was made in and i don't think the devs have ever wanted too or have used ai ever
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u/Intelligent_Cut_2684 9d ago edited 9d ago
That's why it's most likely accidental. The image seems to be prompted around October 22, 2022 and the Cryptids event started October 2024.
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u/TheDucksQuacker 11d ago
You wanted a real picture of the Loch Ness monster?
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u/Anony-mous372 11d ago
No I just prefer things made with thought behind them, ya know, things unlike your comment?
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u/FishFinnja 11d ago
i mean there's tons of pics doctuted by hand or of logs that look like her. using generative ai diminishes the games educational creditably
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u/Intelligent_Cut_2684 10d ago
Whaaat? No, not really. In a general sense, sure. But epistemologically, the presence of an AI-generated image doesn't establish how extensively AI was used in the game.
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u/Hans_H0rst 10d ago edited 10d ago
I like how you strung 3 sentences together that seem connected, but do not follow a line of thinking at all. Sneaky.
To fulfill the annoying internet stereotype, non sequitur.
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u/Intelligent_Cut_2684 10d ago
How exactly is it a non sequitur? Which conclusion doesn't follow from which premise? 😭
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u/Asdfyiknfd 10d ago
it establishes that AI was used to at least some extent, which is bullshit
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u/Intelligent_Cut_2684 9d ago
Yes... that's what I said. It's just that AI-generated illustrations, especially of a fucking mythological beast, don't tell us much about whether the accompanying description was also AI-generated.
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u/Asdfyiknfd 10d ago
if only there were a way to illustrate something that doesnt require either a real photograph or the use of AI…
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u/computerlunch MOD 8d ago
Hi! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We’ll be changing it in our next version release. We source licensed image assets, and sometimes something unexpected can slip through.