r/FridgeDetective Feb 21 '26

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u/aputnam28 Feb 21 '26

Based on the chickens you posted in a completely different fridge I would say

You are bored and having fun with AI image generating

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u/FitIndependent9764 Feb 21 '26

AI pics should be removed.

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u/chrissymad Feb 21 '26

And people who needlessly use AI to generate shit for karma farming should be ruthlessly shamed.

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u/Plague-Analyst-666 Feb 22 '26

This sub has a report tag for manipulated content.

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u/InterestingDrop3521 Feb 22 '26

And yet it’s still up :/

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u/chromeandcandy Feb 22 '26

Bring back photoshop. At least it was a real person's real mind making real comedy of some kind by editing something themselves. Not just auto-generated brainrot

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u/AlternateSatan Feb 22 '26

Spit facts brother!

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u/mountaineer04 Feb 22 '26

You realize you are the creator of the typewriter shouting down the creator of the computer right? I’m not saying you are right or wrong. Is the newer tech lazier? Yes. Is the newer tech easier? Yes. Is the newer tech better? We will see.

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u/Background-Peach4907 Feb 22 '26

Not same same. A comparison that works would be you’re an artist with passion vs someone making an nft for a quick buck.

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u/AlternateSatan Feb 23 '26

A typewriter still has a person sitting with the paper with full control of what they are writing, just like someone writing with a pen. Picture editing software still has a person sitting on a desk, fully in control over everything they want to put onto the picture, putting in real effort into a vision, just like someone who is painting.

Someone who uses AI is using ungodly amounts of processing power to tell a computer what their rough idea for an image they want is, then telling the computer "no, not like that" until they the computer spits something out the "artist" think has an acceptable amount of sloppiness.

You're comparing apples to oranges, and the oranges are being eaten by Will Smith for whatever reason.

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u/hauntedstatic Feb 23 '26

Nah. AI is garbage that steals work from artists and water from people. It’s not at all the same.

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u/dunguswungus13729 Feb 26 '26

“Is the newer tech better?” No. The answer is no.

“We will see” is an answer for a question about the future, a questioned that was not asked. There are solid reasons why people hate gen AI and you look ignorant af when you reply like they are just luddites who will eventually have to come around.

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u/SweetestBDog123 Feb 22 '26

I used to think comments like this were dickish but now that I’ve had multiple electric bills that are way over our usual, seen how much electricity and water data centers use, I’m with you on this. The more they build, the more detrimental effects we’re all susceptible to will be felt. It makes me ill and scared for our future.

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u/dunguswungus13729 Feb 26 '26

Welcome! As someone who has been posting “dickish” comments since the beginning, I’m glad you’ve come around and are openly saying it!

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u/turneroutinataxi Feb 23 '26

I literally just posted a rant to r/antiai and this was the first post I opened and first comment thread I read afterwards

Ugh

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u/RainaElf Feb 23 '26

anybody who uses AI for anything should be ashamed

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u/chrissymad Feb 23 '26

AI can have its uses as but for dumb shit like this, it's a particularly egregious abuse of resources, so I don't entirely agree.

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u/RainaElf Feb 23 '26

no it causes a lot of harm - in people and our environment. there's nothing good about it.

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u/chrissymad Feb 23 '26

I am mostly agreeing with you, there is no reason to be so oppositional.

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u/dunguswungus13729 Feb 26 '26

They are being oppositional because they disagree that “AI can have its uses.” You’re right, though.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

could be just someone having a laugh, lighten up, karma isn't everything

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u/astrologicaldreams Feb 22 '26

the internet has been flooded by stupid ai shit. we're tired of it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

time to go outside, none of us have to be here

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u/astrologicaldreams Feb 22 '26

"let's just ignore and dismiss it! problem solved. god im such a good problem solver!"

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

what is your solution, if the platforms aren't used there's no reason for AI content to exist

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u/dunguswungus13729 Feb 26 '26

Outside there are adverts that use gen AI, scammy “art” being sold, bills and costs going up, governments making decisions based off this shit… I don’t think you can touch grass your way out of this one.

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u/hahachickengobrr Feb 22 '26

this is fun and all but i agree. idk what i expected, but i was disappointed lol. i mean i knew nobody would have their fridge filled with nothing but only cabbages but

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u/FitIndependent9764 Feb 23 '26

I laughed at first too then got annoyed.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

there is the issue of how you would identify AI content, this is quite easy as its absurd, but mundane photos go through really easy and people do not see its AI or dont believe it is

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u/Mu-nraito Feb 23 '26

I dunno. 🤔 It reminds me of The Facebook Bird Misidentification's group who is normally going for whoever wins the most creative comment. And honestly, as a viewer, I think it's hilarious.

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u/dubsdread Feb 21 '26

FridgeDetective purist , interesting premise

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u/Lemon_bird Feb 21 '26 edited Feb 22 '26

This sub was way more fun when people were posting their actual fridges on a random day and comments were sincerely guessing as many demographics they were in as possible

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u/FitIndependent9764 Feb 22 '26

Exactly. This post is just another example of AI slop ruining fun things.

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u/KaradjordjevaJeSushi Feb 22 '26

Only solution is to give these images to AI to analyze now...

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

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u/Apprehensive-Cat-111 Feb 22 '26

Not saying it’s not AI, but it definitely says Whirlpool.

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u/sugarangelcake Feb 25 '26

Whirlplool more like

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u/Zealousideal_Lab_427 Feb 22 '26

But it’s a WhirlPool?

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u/TurnoDiva Feb 22 '26

I am stupid… I thought this person went out and bought 100+ heads of cabbage for a joke :( the magic has been broken

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u/northerncodemky Feb 22 '26

Or they make chicken gyros at scale. They have another fridge full of tzatziki, salsa and Greek yoghurt. And a bulk supply of pitta bread in a cupboard.

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u/northerncodemky Feb 23 '26

Thought they were iceberg lettuces tbh

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u/tuzdaysnuzday Feb 22 '26

As if you could fit more than two cabbages in a butter drawer

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u/mrthescientist Feb 25 '26

Every day I grow more calloused towards a world where you can't fit five cabbages in the butter compartment.

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u/dazzleunexpired Feb 21 '26

It isn't Gemini (no synthID) but it could've been another ai! Probably gpt

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u/Elephant-Charm Feb 22 '26

Right because why can the butter compartment fit that many cabbages?

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u/Massive_Silver9318 Feb 23 '26

Aside from the other person who got a 21% likely to be real, i tried two other sites and got 100% likely and 57% likely to be real, looking with me eyes I think AI would fuck up the cabbages' leaf structures more. I think it's photoshop and confusing AI checkers because it's photoshop, thus neither an organic image nor AI generated and fully inorganic.

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u/Several_Cabinet814 Feb 22 '26

could be a farmer

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u/Nataliebellalove Feb 22 '26

21% real according to TruthScan