Clippy AI

Wow, the “AI SLOP DETECTED” tantrum…AGAIN with the same screengrab from a children’s cartoon? At least mix up your copyright violations—reposting the exact same frame from Captain Underpants across all my pages is peak lazy. If anything’s “slop,” it’s that.

You’re railing against AI for being “bad for art” while posting the same low-effort spam using copyrighted material you didn’t make, don’t own, and definitely didn’t license.

That’s not criticism—that’s hypocritical projection.

If you're trying to be the self-appointed guardian of artistic integrity, maybe start by not stealing frames from a 2017 animated film to prove your point. Generate an image of your own to prove your point.

Until then, your comments are about as meaningful as yelling “plagiarism” while photocopying a comic book.

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