a-graphic-situation
Original: a-graphic-situation on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1: A person with long hair and a beard sits at a computer, speaking confidently.
Person: "Pfft. These machine learning models will never replace real human graphic designers. The pictures look good at first glance, but they have no sense of reality. I mean, look at the way they draw hands."
Panel 2: The person stares at the screen, expression shifting.
Person: "Oh god."
Panel 3: The person looks more alarmed.
Person: "Oh no."
Panel 4: The person throws up their hands in dismay/defeat.
Person: "Oh son of a bitch."
Votey: A set of three crude, child-like doodles, each labeled with a caption in quotes.
Top doodle (a messy scribble vaguely resembling a vehicle): "Draw a car"
Middle doodle (a messy scribble vaguely resembling an animal): "Draw a cat"
Bottom doodle (a messy scribble vaguely resembling a bike): "Draw a bicycle."
Person: "Pfft. These machine learning models will never replace real human graphic designers. The pictures look good at first glance, but they have no sense of reality. I mean, look at the way they draw hands."
Panel 2: The person stares at the screen, expression shifting.
Person: "Oh god."
Panel 3: The person looks more alarmed.
Person: "Oh no."
Panel 4: The person throws up their hands in dismay/defeat.
Person: "Oh son of a bitch."
Votey: A set of three crude, child-like doodles, each labeled with a caption in quotes.
Top doodle (a messy scribble vaguely resembling a vehicle): "Draw a car"
Middle doodle (a messy scribble vaguely resembling an animal): "Draw a cat"
Bottom doodle (a messy scribble vaguely resembling a bike): "Draw a bicycle."
Alt text
A four-panel comic. A long-haired, bearded person sits at a computer confidently dismissing AI image models: "Pfft. These machine learning models will never replace real human graphic designers. The pictures look good at first glance, but they have no sense of reality. I mean, look at the way they draw hands." Over the next three panels their face falls as they keep looking at the screen, saying "Oh god," then "Oh no," and finally throwing up their hands: "Oh son of a bitch." The implication is the AI has gotten good and is replacing them after all. Votey: three crude, child-like scribble drawings stacked vertically, each labeled "Draw a car," "Draw a cat," and "Draw a bicycle."—mocking how bad the human's own drawings actually are.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.