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DignifAI is probably the most hilarious result of this whole ai image gen thing. It's quite good, too. Also, apparently people get mad when they're DignifAI'd,

DignifAI is probably the most hilarious result of this whole ai image gen thing. It's quite good, too. Also, apparently people get mad when they're DignifAI'd, and I don't understand why.

unsupp0rted 3y ago
Same reason they’d get mad at the reverse: they don’t like other people messing with their autonomy.
- prepend 3y ago
  Images of me are not me. Getting mad because someone is thinking of me seems like a fruitless endeavor. Distributing porn of people is quite emotional and a different story. But changing people’s clothes and adding babies seems like something that should bother no one. But I think some people have their image linked to their identity and it’s a big deal for them. When I first got a scanner and laser printer in the late 80s, my brother and I scanned a photo of my mom and edited her face onto a Griffin battlemech from the FASA miniature game Battletech (a 55-ton giant robot with guns and missles and stuff basically copied from Robotech). I printed it out and gave it to her and was pretty proud of how cool it looked. But she burst into tears and was so upset the we would “do that to her.” Totally different from my intent and expectation and how I would react. This is the first time I realized that people have very different associations of images of them and self identity.
ein0p 3y ago
I, for one, never expected to see something so wholesome from 4chan. It made me really contemplate the state of our society in which putting clothes on people is counterculture.
- Alifatisk 3y ago
  Yeah I found DignifAI to be hilarious when I found out, who comes up with something like that.
  - red-iron-pine 3y ago
    probably the same people who came up with the nudify. you're reversing the process, makes for a good sanity check / testing. plus if you can remote it you're probably most of the way there...
- mcphage 3y ago
  > It made me really contemplate the state of our society in which putting clothes on people is counterculture. If it’s done to insult people, and dismiss their bodily autonomy, then yeah, it’s counterculture. There’s nothing wholesome about it. Like “well bless your heart” and “I’ll pray for you”, they’re intended to be insults in sheep’s clothing.
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- tomjen3 3y ago
  The lolcat meme started with caturdays on 4chan...
imtringued 3y ago
It's an indirect way of insulting someone for their promiscuity. "You're showing too much skin, harlot!"

DignifAI is probably the most hilarious result of this whole ai image gen thing. It's quite good, too. Also, apparently people get mad when they're DignifAI'd, and I don't understand why.

unsupp0rted 3y ago

Same reason they’d get mad at the reverse: they don’t like other people messing with their autonomy.

prepend 3y ago
Images of me are not me. Getting mad because someone is thinking of me seems like a fruitless endeavor. Distributing porn of people is quite emotional and a different story. But changing people’s clothes and adding babies seems like something that should bother no one. But I think some people have their image linked to their identity and it’s a big deal for them. When I first got a scanner and laser printer in the late 80s, my brother and I scanned a photo of my mom and edited her face onto a Griffin battlemech from the FASA miniature game Battletech (a 55-ton giant robot with guns and missles and stuff basically copied from Robotech). I printed it out and gave it to her and was pretty proud of how cool it looked. But she burst into tears and was so upset the we would “do that to her.” Totally different from my intent and expectation and how I would react. This is the first time I realized that people have very different associations of images of them and self identity.

ein0p 3y ago

I, for one, never expected to see something so wholesome from 4chan. It made me really contemplate the state of our society in which putting clothes on people is counterculture.

Alifatisk 3y ago
Yeah I found DignifAI to be hilarious when I found out, who comes up with something like that.
- red-iron-pine 3y ago
  probably the same people who came up with the nudify. you're reversing the process, makes for a good sanity check / testing. plus if you can remote it you're probably most of the way there...
mcphage 3y ago
> It made me really contemplate the state of our society in which putting clothes on people is counterculture. If it’s done to insult people, and dismiss their bodily autonomy, then yeah, it’s counterculture. There’s nothing wholesome about it. Like “well bless your heart” and “I’ll pray for you”, they’re intended to be insults in sheep’s clothing.
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tomjen3 3y ago
The lolcat meme started with caturdays on 4chan...

imtringued 3y ago

It's an indirect way of insulting someone for their promiscuity. "You're showing too much skin, harlot!"