[csande17]

In my experience there's a bit of a generation gap here (particularly outside the SF tech bubble). Parents excitedly gave e.g. giclée prints of AI-generated art of their adult children's pets to them as gifts last Christmas, but were met with muted-to-negative responses.

[Aeolun]

This feel like the same kind of problem as my favorite exec coming to me with an AI generated multi-page document explaining why the decisions he hired me to make are wrong.

[acc348]

AI generated art is Microsoft Office WordArt of this decade.

[1234letshaveatw]

how much do of a redditor do you have to be to give a muted-to-negative response to your parents gifting you AI-generated art of your pet lol

[coldpie]

It's on the same level as giving someone like, a box of chapsticks you picked up at Walgreens on the way over for Christmas dinner. No effort or thought, not really worth anyone's time, the giftee's or the gifter's.

[1234letshaveatw]

That's one perspective. I would love so much to go back and revisit a birthday with my mom and be gifted a framed pic of my dog and I in matching outfits

[YeGoblynQueenne]

Sorry for your loss :(

[coldpie]

Well, congrats, you have the power to go make 50 of those in 3 minutes. Enjoy...?

[1234letshaveatw]

thanks! And in return I hope you make the most of your opportunities to give muted-to-negative responses to gifts given to you by your parents!