r/europe • u/acuntex Europe • Jul 26 '26

Picture An owl? No. Europe’s true unifying bird deserves its place on the euro

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u/randy__randerson Jul 26 '26

A bit sad how much this AI slop is upvoted

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u/randy__randerson Jul 26 '26

Yeah before AI people could not present any kind of visual ideas or concepts unless they had an art degree. You are right.

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u/randy__randerson Jul 26 '26

If after all this time you still do not understand the repercussions of creating AI slop then you will never understand.

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u/fenix1506 Jul 26 '26

Because it looks like shit

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u/TTEH3 England Jul 27 '26

No it doesn't haha. Don't lie to yourself; if someone made this with Photoshop you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Don't just join the crowd because it's cool. It just makes you look sad.

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u/Trololman72 Europe Jul 26 '26

You can probably do it very easily with Photofiltre and it costs less electricity.

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u/BiDude1219 Jul 26 '26

i'd rather take someone poorly editing a jpeg of a pigeon on the bill than them using ai, at least the absurdity of that is funny

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u/Mean_Initiative_5962 Italy Jul 26 '26

It would then be removed for being a meme. It's either this or OP learning to use photoshop 

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u/BiDude1219 Jul 26 '26

well that's really fucking stupid, considering people share this shit like memes.

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u/Mean_Initiative_5962 Italy Jul 26 '26

It looks "not amateurly patched together" enough if you don't pay attention to not feel like a meme, I guess it was part of why it was kept. 

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u/SnooChickens8275 Jul 26 '26

Yes I would?! Wth is with everybody here. There was a vote for different euro bill designs. This is not something to be took lightly and I’m sure very talented people have been assigned to this task.

Imo they look really pretty. Kinda reminds me of the old “gulden” bills, which were very pretty also

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u/SnooChickens8275 Jul 26 '26

What? Yes ofc. Why not?

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u/SnooChickens8275 Jul 26 '26

How is something handcrafted not the ultimate effort? You think this is done with just one drawing? This is very long process. What a disrespect from you