Gaming: Redditor Claims To Have Found A Horrifying, Ai-generated,...

Gaming: Redditor Claims To Have Found A Horrifying, Ai-generated,...

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Picture the scene: You're scrolling away through rental property photos late at night, trying to sort through the ambitious photography and overly-cheery copy to find somewhere new to live.

This one's too small. This one's too expensive. This one... this one looks pretty good, actually. I wonder if the bathroom's a good size. Yep, full tub, integrated units and... HOLY MOLY.

Yep, that's an AI-generated demon alright (via Futurism). Redditor jininberry claims to have found the photo while scrolling through rental property listings, and the more you stare at it, the more it reveals itself to be wrong on all sorts of levels.

Source: PC Gamer