119
u/Yodude86 Jan 08 '26 edited Jan 09 '26
In case anyone was wondering if this is a stereogram like I was, there's no distinct hidden image, but if you treat it like one you can see vertical bunches of corn stand out in 3D. I thought I was on r/magiceye.
39
u/yarmulke Jan 08 '26
Yeah I tried way too hard to find the image and then I checked the comments only to see it was an ad for ai. I didn’t know I could dislike ai even more than I already did
9
2
u/fucuntwat Jan 08 '26
I thought it was either that or parallel view, I didn’t realize it wasn’t one of those subs until your comment. I was so confused about the top comments
1
94
43
u/Kolson3000 Jan 08 '26
Poor ad, poor justification for AI usage.
42
u/xTeraa Jan 08 '26
I can't understand how detecting crop infestations could be anything but a good justification for AI. Unless you think they made the ad with AI which I doubt
→ More replies (4)7
u/_Administrator_ Jan 09 '26
Purchase justification? what’s a good justification for you? I’m sure you’re just don’t like AI.
15
u/doubleohd Jan 08 '26
Ironically you not seeing the point is what makes this ad beautiful and well done. Did you see the grasshopper? The point is AI helps you find the stuff that may otherwise be invisible.
→ More replies (1)8
→ More replies (1)1
u/sickfloydboy Jan 10 '26
This is actually a good use of AI: making it easier for a human to find the source of a problem. It's nothing like generative AI that only serves to replace human and mostly artistic labor
3
2
u/KawaiiDere Jan 11 '26
Left side, near middle height (slightly lower). About 1L:5R. Slightly lighter color (could also be found with a clipping mask)
1
u/julberistus Jan 09 '26
It might be my color blindness but i literally opened this picture just to see what that anomaly was :D
-1
u/SpeakMySecretName Jan 08 '26
Took me about 5-6 seconds to find it.
Woulda taken much longer to download, upload, prompt, maybe clarify, and get AI to point it out.
10
u/xTeraa Jan 08 '26
I imagine it's more likely to be an example of a usecase where computer vision and AI can detect crop issues early
3
u/Mllns Jan 09 '26
This will not be an image you download and feed to chatgpt, this will be large-scale solutions with a custom pipeline to detect infestation in thousands of acres
2
u/yarmulke Jan 08 '26
Once I checked the comments and saw that it wasn’t a stereogram, I looked again and saw it in like half a second
4
u/_Administrator_ Jan 09 '26
Wow, you’re so smart. Now do it with the size of a real cornfield.
Let’s see if you can beat the AI too.
→ More replies (1)
2
u/Daweed07 Jan 29 '26
Comment on fait pour voir ces trucs là sivouplê ? 😔