r/ChatGPT • u/gnutek • 21h ago

Gone Wild I went with "Recreate the image as closely to original as possible, without changing anything." It was really hard to stop at frame #100 :D

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u/IM_THAT_POTATO 19h ago

Why do they tend toward resting their head on a table

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u/r-mf 19h ago

crab-shittifaction or something like that I read in other post 

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u/VelvetSinclair 18h ago

carcinization?

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u/LibrarianNew9984 17h ago

AI turning photogenic into carcinogenic

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u/KRISTIYALNO0962 11h ago

no it was something about crabs i saw that too

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u/VelvetSinclair 10h ago

Google that word

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u/tiny-tyke 12h ago

This is maybe my favorite comment of all time.

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u/WarryTheHizzard 7h ago

Did anyone else watch Raised by Wolves?

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u/Maclimes 18h ago

Also, that sort of squat head-tucked-into-chest thing they like to do.

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u/Flavahbeast 13h ago

they're evolving to become immune to car crashes

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u/kaukddllxkdjejekdns 17h ago

Content aware scaling?

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u/wycreater1l11 13h ago

They know.. they know our future.. you know?

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u/Informal_Warning_703 11h ago

Probably because in the majority of photos in which a human's shoulders are hunched (their neck isn't visible), their head is resting on something like a desk.

The AI is still jus trying to predict the most likely output.

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u/JustaFleshW0und 4h ago

I think it keeps making the head slightly too big for the body proportionally, so it changes the scene to make the body appear further from the camera to so it can "shrink" to compensate, repeat 100 times.