Kim Scheinbergtexted from a friend, authorship unknown
Adriano@kims Given the sepia tint, something about the style, and the fact that those are not the structures for serotonin, dopamine, adrenaline *or* cortisol, I think AI.
Starlight ✨
gulfie official
Doppel Draconius@adriano
Well, damn. That ruins what is otherwise a provocative cartoon
Further googling suggests someone used a meme generator. And wow, to my untrained eye those formulae are indistinguishable from the correct ones
[I'm not saying they're correct. I'm saying they look correct to someone who can visually match general structure and chemical symbols, but who otherwise nearly failed high school chem and has no memory of what the specific interior lines represent. This shit is so dangerous]
none gender with left politics
sollat
Andrew
mau 🏳️🌈#EndFossilFuels@adriano @kims Art style is a dead giveaway. "Mom" asking herself in the first panel, inexplicably drawn a third time for the punchline, no change between "not at home"/"at home" setting. No human artist would do this.
Edit: Forgot to mention, the word "neurotransmit-ters" being split like that is highly unnatural. If you're making your own speech bubble you wouldn't do that.
Thibaultmol 🌈
chjara@kims my favorite neurotransmitter, phenol
Q. Edwards@kims The "authorship" is AI slop.
lonely extrovert@kims fucking brilliant
Gssy@kims that’s a bit bleak!
Gabs@kims came to say "that looks like AI" only to find people analyzing chemical compounds in the comments. Man, I love Mastodon
Gian@kims The "artistic freedom" AI takes with chemical formulas is always interesting to watch. At least I feel somewhat confident in my future job prospects when I see stuff like that.
@kims it's AI-generated (check wiki for what adrenaline and serotonin look like)
Furbland's Very Cool Mastodon™@kims sadly I think this is AI
decapitae@kims Ah, takes me back. 🤔