AI-haters ja-baited with a real Monet claimed as "AI generated," explain why it's slop and nothing like a REAL Monet
Summary
An incident where a real Monet painting was falsely claimed as AI-generated, leading to criticism from AI-haters who explained why it looks like slop compared to a real Monet.
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