A Few Jelly Beans and a World of Disappointment at Willy Wonka Event

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> it included elaborate, candy-colored illustrations. Those illustrations were marred by unusual misspellings and phrases, including: “a pasadise of sweet treats” and “exarserdray lollipops.”

AI has become FFaaS (Fyre Festival as a Service)

This[1] (rather poor) article suggests that the owner had previous AI generated ventures self publishing on Amazon.

[1] https://www.glasgowworld.com/news/disastrous-glasgow-wonka-e...

Really not the kind of mistakes generative AI makes.

Hard to see a human making them, they're not just typos. Catgacating? How are they different from GenAI mistakes? Are all LLMs and image generators the same?

For reference, sure looks like some of the gibberish in [https://gizmodo.com/rat-dck-among-gibberish-ai-images-publis...]

Looks like standard AI generated art to me.

https://willyschocolateexperience.com/index_files/enchanting...

Clown’s left hand. Yup.

And an interesting tumor on the bear's left cheek.

"Imagnation Lab"

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is full of invented words like snozzberry. It's a case where you'd expect goofy spelling even from humans.

https://archive.is/4bL3s

Pissweak World (https://www.champagnecomedy.com/remembering-the-pissweak-kid...) comes to life!

This article is a bit light on details, found elsewhere (thread):

https://twitter.com/CultureCrave/status/1762739767471714379

Reminds me of Time Town near Lake George (NY) in the 1970s. A whole lot of nothing.

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