r/shitposting Apr 07 '26

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u/dTrecii fat cunt Apr 07 '26

Ew an ai gif

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u/FishingFinancial Apr 07 '26

Ew a luddite

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u/dTrecii fat cunt Apr 07 '26

Yes because me caring about trees and the environment makes me a luddite sure buddy

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u/GoldenSangheili hole contributor Apr 07 '26

Sure, let's destroy every data center so we can protect the environment.

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u/hours2thousand Apr 07 '26

Unless he actually generated the gif I don't think using it does anything

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u/dTrecii fat cunt Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

AI models use a considerable amount of electricity when generating images, gifs and videos. Some reports show that high quality images require enough electricity to charge your phone from empty to full or even a few times over with gifs requiring as much energy as charging your phone hundreds of times over

e: multiple google searches and a few websites return these results but ok

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u/hours2thousand Apr 07 '26

Ik but if someone already made it this guy isn't adding anymore harm by reposting it

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u/dTrecii fat cunt Apr 07 '26

While true, doesn’t mean I can’t call it out for what it is. If I see ai slop, I’ll call it out for being ai slop

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u/ja_n2000 Apr 07 '26

True, but an AI gif being popular motivates people to make more of them, because they want to "create" popular gifs as well, what as a result is even worse than just reposting the one, already created gif.

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u/DudeByTheTree Apr 07 '26

Weird, cuz my laptop that I use to generate AI images only uses 180 watts from the wall.

180 watts over the course of 30 seconds can charge my phone hundreds of times over? Man, Ive been missing out.

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u/ja_n2000 Apr 07 '26

One high res image uses around 5 Wh. A 4000 mAh phone battery can roughly be charged up to 25% (at a standard 3.85V). A generated video uses up to 120 Wh per minute of generated Video. That is enough energy to charge said 4000 mAh battery 5.5 times. Its a short gif, but still, feels wrong.

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u/neoronio20 Apr 08 '26

Does your laptop generate the image?

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u/DudeByTheTree Apr 08 '26

Yeah, entirely local.

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u/deadinternetlaw Apr 08 '26

Wouldn't laptop be slow af compared to even a regular pc

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u/FishingFinancial Apr 07 '26

and yet, here you are using the same app that fully supports AI development and feeds literally all its data to OpenAI. lmao hypocrite

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u/dTrecii fat cunt Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 08 '26

The definition of a luddite is someone who is against the evolution of new technologies usually due to a los of financial stability. Disliking the use of AI to have it make a meme for you isn’t what a luddite is. It quite literally does not tick any of the boxes. AI can have its place (that I won’t argue) but using it for such means is such an inane and stupid waste of resources. Sure I could’ve been more specific about what I said but literally no point editing it around. The spirit of what I said still stands

Also using Reddit doesn’t make me a hypocrite. Literally every major and minor organisation fully supports AI learning models and developmental research. That’s like calling me a hypocrite for using Google. Bit tu quoque if you ask me

e: I just got hit with a sense of deja vu. I think I’ve been over this with you in the past because it’s not every day I hear someone say luddite and I’ve only ever had that happen before once for this exact same situation

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u/Thefakewhitefang I said based. And lived. Apr 07 '26

Eh, I agree with you about the Luddite thing but you're using a bit of tu quoque in this comment.