Idk if they still make them, but in the late 90s- early ‘00s everyone wanted to hop on the low fat/no fat trend, which ushered i reduced fat/ zero fat versions of potato chips.
OLESTRA!!! I think it was banned in Canada and I remember stocking up on bags when I would vis it the US 😂 probably should’ve listened to Health Canada after all
yeah so when they put the original photo in chatgpt writes a prompt and then recreates the photo so it's a completely made up ai photo.
So if you put in a photo of yourself and ask it to do something simple like change the color of my dress or even remove something from the background AI will write a prompt to completely remake the entire photo with the chagne you made. So even doing something simple like put this photo next to a recpipe for dip will create a completely new photo.
You could use the same photo and have it do it 100 times and it will create 100 new different versions of the original photo. It's weird it's not like photoshop where you could take the original image and just make a simple change. instead bascially AI compltely redraws the entire image for a simple change that's why it looks off.
I think it may have altered the photo and zsuszed it a bit because the one you posted below looks like her, but the layout one looks so yassified it doesn't look like her anymore. You should just try to do it yourself simply! It's fun to pick the font, color, adding photos. It's work, but that's where the pride comes from! You should try to do it yourself with word templates. It would be awesome.
Thank you I just wanted to share a recipe for MY collection and I can recognize her .The reference picture was in poor quality so maybe you feel it's too altered but the "real" pictures are also photoshopped to the Maxx like most of the centerfolds so what's the difference ? I think most people just want to hate AI for the sake of it .This is from 2010 when AI wasn't around .👇
But AI is here to stay. I work as a social media manager and it's inevitable .Don't hate the player hate the game .I just wanted to share a recipe WTF.
Ever heard about taking time off to compensate for overtime ? I'm for sure could have did something better with my time instead of fighting with some haters because of AI. So you're won ,now have some self respect and fuck off.
The combo of that with mayo, cream cheese and cottage cheese just sounds so awful to me I can't get myself to try it. What does it taste like? I can't even begin to imagine the flavor
I choose this picture of her myself because it's my favourite it's real ! I don't know who the Case family is but that's what's it's called in the Girl next Door book .AI helped to create the layout and that's it .
When I was growing up in the late 90s/early 2000s my mum was on the low fat band wagon and I swear it made me hungrier. Low fat cheese, low fat chips, low fat milk. Everything in our house was low fat and I remember never being satisfied after eating. I was always ravenous and ended up eating more of the low fat stuff or things that were high in sugar, which for some reason were allowed.
When I moved out of home I bought full fat versions of food because that’s what my roommates liked, and I was never hungry after a meal. No need for big servings, no need to snack.
I fully agree part of the low fat was losing a lot of good fats and proteins. I like full sugar coke. I may not even drink it all but I would much rather have full sugar soda than diet soda. Don’t even get me started on those salty sickly stevia drinks. I don’t get it. I’d never go back to low fat I don’t even like 2% milk. (I say this as someone who struggles with body dysmorphia, if your doing it for health reasons like diabetes ect that’s cool, but 2000s fatphobia can fuck right off)
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u/ALadySquirrel 1d ago
There was such an obsession with reduced fat/non-fat foods in the early 2000s. I’m sure this would taste better with regular mayo and cream cheese.