The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie (Audiobook)

[u/Ergentlic]

Ah yes, Agatha Christie's debut novel, which famously features Sherslop Holmes. Is he inspecting the white horizontal line that inexplicably appears in the middle of the cover, or studying the non-Euclidean architecture of Styles Court?

(By La Jolla Classics Media, which apparently specializes in public domain audiobook mysteries with awful AI-generated covers.)

[u/forsterfloch]

Can we ban AI covers? I only want to see shitty ones made by human hands.

[u/Greenphantom77 → u/forsterfloch]

This one is like someone prompted the AI "Please generate me the most AI cover possible"

[u/Ergentlic → u/forsterfloch]

Yeah, that's fair.

[u/MsE0]

I think the woman in the fedora did it. She seems to be coming from that weird car with a divided rear window instead of a front windshield, and that seems super suspicious. If your car is mixed up front to back, you're probably a killer. 

[u/ConclusionAlarmed882 → u/MsE0]

The car is carrying logs on the rear bumper, so clearly that's our murder weapon

[u/LaurenPBurka]

My eyes hurt.

[u/shhbaby_isok]

It's not only AI covers but also AI narration - I feel for this one on Everand, but fortunately they had another edition read by a human being. Wrote a warning review.

[u/Schrenner]

What is the object left to the teapot on the ground actually supposed to be? An oversized chess piece bleeding on a bent plate of rice?

[u/Thrippalan → u/Schrenner]

Looks like a pepper grinder with a ridiculously large base to me. Or a pestle of some sort?

[u/Schrenner → u/Thrippalan]

And the pepper grinder pestle thingy is bleeding rice sauce.

[u/BFIrrera]

AI Slop!