@MaxForAI: This is a website that has tortured millions of netizens. It can be called real AI slop. Beware! Yesterday, someone shared this screenshot in a group. A V2EX user, having unused subscription quotas due to vacation, decided to let AI run through the quotas of GPT-5.6 and Claude Fable5 to generate a website. The result...
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A V2EX user, having unused subscription quotas due to vacation, let AI automatically consume the quotas of GPT-5.6 and Claude Fable5 to generate a website. The result was extremely eye-bleeding, described as AI slop.
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This is a website that has caused millions of netizens unbearable pain – truly AI slop, proceed with caution!
Yesterday someone in the group shared this image. A V2EX user had an unused subscription due to vacation, so he decided to let AI burn through the quotas of GPT-5.6 and Claude Fable5 to generate a website.
The final result is too harsh on the eyes – I don’t even have the courage to open it for a second look. https://t.co/Am5MR8ctus
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