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That AI-generated header image is horrible... Also, "lead poisoning caused the fall of Rome" is something I first encountered decades ago. It doesn't seem to b
by gerikson 3y ago
That AI-generated header image is horrible...
Also, "lead poisoning caused the fall of Rome" is something I first encountered decades ago. It doesn't seem to be that well regarded if Wikipedia can be trusted
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historiography_of_the_fall_of_the_Western_Roman_Empire#Lead_poisoning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historiography_of_the_fall_of_...
- AshleysBrain 3y ago> That AI-generated header image is horrible... It looks like there are rows of parked cars along the road... in ancient Rome!
- INTPenis 3y agoThere are, makes me think no human ever reviewed that image. Or they just have terrible taste.
- imdsm 3y ago:-(
- nicklecompte 3y ago"Historians have argued for decades about whether Roman lead poisoning was primarily due to plumbing or cups. But using advanced artificial intelligence, we can peel back layers of history and discover the true answer: leaded gasoline."
- vertnerd 3y agoI'm not familiar with ideastronaut, but to me, it feels like every aspect of the site is AI generated, including the article.
- Liquix 3y agohuh, looks like they published an AI generated piece every day for a week, let them age a bit, and maybe are now submitting here to either farm karma or test how much engagement this set of parameters generates? more interesting than the "article"
- alexhill 3y agoMore than the header image I reckon. I’m still not at the point where I jump to “AI” when encountering writing like this and spend way too long waiting for the facts and research to show up.