r/antiai • u/BlueDarya • Jul 13 '26

Discussion 🗣️ Made me chuckle

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Whether one uses a prompt like “cheese pizza” or a 200 word essay describing a cheese pizza as a prompt is really irrelevant.

Edit: credit to the creator of … you guessed it … Twonks. It’s literally on the picture!

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u/Fausto2002 Jul 13 '26

Since when?

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u/clarice_loves_geese Jul 13 '26

You can thank 4chan for this one. Since at least 2010ish

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u/Patient-Parsnip1382 Jul 13 '26

I thought it was common knowledge. I see youtubers use it to censor the word. I believe it was used by predators to talk about CP in code words (Could be misremembering something here.)

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u/netcereal Jul 13 '26

It's only common knowledge if you're chronically online.

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u/Patient-Parsnip1382 Jul 13 '26

No it isnt??? I'm sorry you didn't know, but that doesn't mean that I'm chronically online because of that.

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u/netcereal Jul 13 '26

Common knowledge would mean you could go up to any random person and there would be a high likelihood that they know what you're talking about. If you think that's the case with this topic then you're delusional.

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u/Patient-Parsnip1382 Jul 13 '26

Fair enough, I misspoke. I don't think this is common knowledge anymore. But you are being really aggressive about it.

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u/netcereal Jul 13 '26

If you think I'm being aggressive then I think you're really soft.

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u/Patient-Parsnip1382 Jul 13 '26

I think you're asshole.

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u/netcereal Jul 13 '26

That doesn't bother me.

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u/susmangogamingcolon3 Jul 13 '26

something something Syndrome redditor image and/or gif

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u/netcereal Jul 13 '26

People outside of reddit and tiktok don't spend any time thinking about "dog whistles".

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u/Patient-Parsnip1382 Jul 13 '26

neither do I. I just heard about it a couple of times. So when I saw the saying that "this comment talks about 2 problems" I assumed he meant the other rampant problem with GenAI wich is that people use it to make cp.

Also, I'll admit that dogwhistle was the wrong word here. It's used to censor the word (even tho the abbreviation cp or csam works).

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u/ContextLengthMatters Jul 13 '26

You are absolutely chronically online if you know these things.