As shared in the latest Garbage Intelligence report from internet newsletter Garbage Day, a single image of an AI-generated ...

The Stanford and Georgetown study analyzed 120 Facebook pages that posted multiple AI-generated images and found that many users engaged with AI images as if they were real. Slop isn't usually ...

As pointed out on X-formerly-Twitter by the hardworking account "Insane Facebook AI Slop," a simple search query for the phrase "does corn get digested" returns a Google image results page loaded ...

The phenomenon even led to the creation of a popular X account called ‘Insane Facebook AI Slop,’ (@FacebookAIslop) which shares AI art ‘slop’ examples like Shrimp Jesus and Crucified Minions.

AI-generated images and copy known as "slop". According to The Times, of the top 20 most-viewed posts on Facebook in the US last autumn, four were "obviously created by AI". In the summer ...

That term is slop ... they’re getting real insights, not AI-generated fluff.” While bots and spam proliferated on other social media – from Facebook’s endless stream of AI-generated ...

You wouldn't know from the not-so-helpful graphics holding rank as Google's top image results for the query, which have been polluted by bizarre AI-generated slop. As pointed out on X-formerly-Twitter ...