Tbh I thought this was done for the lols, and I wasn’t sure if I should believe you, so I repeated it. I saved your original photo and extended it with Siri, the same way you did
i’m sorry for not explaining but this is Apple Intelligence’s new Extend feature. It lets you expand a photo beyond its original frame, and AI generates whatever would theoretically be outside the original shot.
Fr, why would I want made up bs? I’d rather have a real picture even if it’s dogshit because the point is to have the memory not look super good or whatever.
it's nice if you just need to extend enough to center the people or something like that, and the addition is predictable and minor (like, keeping the pavement pattern or adding skies)
This added context is important -- and terrible in this example.
Edit: I know Niger is the name of a country. AI added to the name of a vessel, a name that's almost complete in the original image, the name of a country that is totally irrelevant to the rest of the scene. Was there ever a vessel named "TITANIGER"? Surely there was something closer all over the internet that it could have found to finish the image if it was "Super Intelligence". How is this not a terrible product?
This analogous to a bad product that we didn't ask for that isn't ready for public consumption. It's being put out there, jamming its way into everything.
It would be better if so many people weren't so willing to believe everything they see and read. That may be the fault of the willing believers, but it's becoming a problem for the rest of us.
The county name is irrelevant to the rest of the image. The name on the side of almost complete as "TITANIC", yet the AI added a country name? This is silly, at best.
Thanks for providing context. How'd you have time to make a post but provide not an ounce of info about what you were trying to start a conversation about?
I don't think this was hard to figure out. The second image has a big caption saying "your photo has been extended" on it. If you can read and you're aware that AI photo manipulation (unfortunately) exists, it's not exactly a complex logic puzzle.
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isn't this just what happens when you use the unmoderated internet (and thus training data) as the source of all this "intelligence"? We've seen so many AI accounts turning into "mechahitler" and whatnot, so aren't these sorts of artefacts just expected when these models training data involved every single corner of the internet just generally seem to naturally lean that way?
A bit like pouring milk into a cup of coffee, no? Pour enough right wing nonsense into a cup of knowledge, the entire cup gets homogenised into something totally unusable.
Now, if an AI can somehow remove these extreme artefacts at a molecular level, bringing the cup back to black coffee, then I'll be impressed.
Except they're not. And they're praying we all use it to make sure that the money they're all haemorrhaging on datacentres is worthwhile economically in the future, regardless of the societal/Overton shift they're causing. Total sunk-cost fallacy.
It is to a certain extent, but worth noting that the MechaHitler incident concerned Grok, which was pretty much designed to be a right-wing extremist bot (just not that obviously).
That either the ai is totally stupid or the training data and the learning algorithm taught the ai that a boat with the word titanic on it obviously should be a boat with the word titaniger. Their is a reason why ai chooses certain words.
It's pretty simple if you think about it instead of being the personification of 🤔
There should not be noise in such a specific, and well defined datapoint though. Its not like there are multiple ships with similar names or the Titanic being some nieche thing.
It literally missed in what is probably the best case szenario, and made a slur sounding name up. Thats kind of sus.
there is a use case where you often need to fit a picture into different size formats. yes it would be ideal to say "just take the picture with enough room for you to crop to what you need". but the real world doesnt usually work that way, you gotta work with what you have.
Yes, they're pushing and advancing it hard. I hate it. With the newest MacOS/iOS you're forced to have the huge Apple Intelligence model on your phone which can take a fair bit of space. No way to delete it other than weird tricks like changing Siri to Hebrew or something.
If anyone has an iPhone, I suggest you take a screenshot of the first image and try doing it on your device. It always gets that. If you have different results, Pls share below.
its says press to extend photo thus using ai to generate a more zoomed out photo turning titanic into titaniger because ai has been trained on the depravity of humanity on the internet
I didn't know what Apple Intelligence was or even that it was thing so I was confused by the title and wondering who would name their boat Titaniger. Sure if you know wth Apple Intelligence is its obvious, but not everyone does.
I didn't know what it is either, but as I have two eyes and a brain I can read and understand without the need of someone feeding all possible information down my throat for me to get something.
There's a boat that looks like the Titanic, on the second picture it says "Titaniger" and the bottom reads "this picture has been extended, tap to see the original" and OP is infuriated about the Apple Intelligence feature, what exactly is there not to understand lmao
As a German, I didn't know what apple intelligence is, and also in German it could simply be a funny name, as in "Titaniger" (which you could interpret as the ship that is more titan/titanic than the titan/titanic). Could be somewhat of a play on words and reference to the titanic. Dunno hard to explain but that was where my mind went to first.
What’s actually interesting is that the software recognized the font and added the correct font to the extended image. Not just some letters but also the correct font which was used in the original photo
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u/realMehffort 20h ago
Why’d it add a country?