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[–] Unpigged@lemmy.dbzer0.com 25 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

My experience reading 'The third policemen' by Flann O'Brien.

Also it has a perfect description about how AI generated imagery is different to the real pictures.

My surroundings had a strangeness of a peculiar kind, entirely separate from the mere strangeness of a country where one has never been before. Everything seemed almost too pleasant, too perfect, too finely made. Each thing the eye could see was unmistakable and unambiguous, incapable of merging with any other thing or of being confused with it. The colour of the bogs was beautiful and the greenness of the green fields supernal. Trees were arranged here and there with far-from-usual consideration for the fastidious eye.