I’ve learned to be resilient against AI distortions, but ‘octagonal red stop sign’ really got me. Which is ironic, you’d think that prompt would be particularly easy for the AI to handle. The other colours and shapes didn’t have a strong effect, so I guess the level of familiarity makes a difference.
I think the level of nausea is a function of the amount of meaning that is being distorted, eg. distorted words, faces or food have a much stronger effect than warped clock faces or tables, for example. (I would also argue there is more meaning to the shape of a golf club than a clock face.)
I’ve learned to be resilient against AI distortions, but ‘octagonal red stop sign’ really got me. Which is ironic, you’d think that prompt would be particularly easy for the AI to handle. The other colours and shapes didn’t have a strong effect, so I guess the level of familiarity makes a difference.
I think the level of nausea is a function of the amount of meaning that is being distorted, eg. distorted words, faces or food have a much stronger effect than warped clock faces or tables, for example. (I would also argue there is more meaning to the shape of a golf club than a clock face.)