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by muzani
33 days ago
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Kids grow up being lied to about everything. Back when I was a kid, my mom would threaten to call Batman if we were misbehaving. Today, there's TikTok videos we "call" where a "policeman" picks up and asks for the details of the misbehaving child. After 40, people become gullible again. FB is full of people who think an actual Ghibli clip is AI generated. No offense, but it's these people who can't tell the difference who are most afraid of it. The kids, lied to all their lives develop a kind of immunity to it. I can easily tell a poorly photoshopped picture, because my brain can recognize inconsistent shading and the repeated background effect when something is erased. Kids these days will spot AI in 10 seconds. Right now, it's the composition. Even if perfect, AI will enhance it in a certain way and focus from some angles, and there's particular art styles. There's some collector card variants that people hate because it feels AI, even though it's not AI, likely done from tracing/redrawing something AI generated. |
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nah they stay fuckin dumb their whole lives. the rube demographic stays rube.
the difference is arguably engagement -- working people are around a lot more folks, going places a lot more, and are exposed to a lot more; by 50+ they're not, and their habits are a lot more set in stone.
retirees aren't getting out to clubs and meeting clients, they're at home listening to things entirely in their curated comfort zone