In an Amazon slideshow for a car media device
Now I have to wonder if malicious compliance, unreviewed AI slop before submitting, or both.
I don't know how you found this gem but I'm also amused that it exists for real.
this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2025
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Is this edited?
It's edited in that I cropped out a chunk of the middle making it a square. Not in any way that changes the meaning or purpose of the original. Here is the product link.
Edit: I'm guessing it was just non-native English speakers along with some confusion in the marketing team that led to this. But they accidentally a reality.
Oh my god it is real
Incredible
There's no real confusion, simply that Amazon is just the same thing as Alibatemuwishexpress now of days. They don't really care about images being nonsensical, and it's almost a benefit for them to have it be like that.
Like try ordering any higher-capacity SD card from Amazon and run f3probe on it. Literally the same scams as those other platforms.
Like try ordering any higher-capacity SD card from Amazon and run f3probe on it. Literally the same scams as those other platforms.
What does this mean?
F3probe is a program for verifying the legitimacy of Flash media (USB Sticks, SD cards and SSDs)
A lot of the aftermarket flash media claim certain performance and capacity numbers that they don’t meet.
I don't see any artifacts but I can't find the image on their website. Excellent shit post material though
It's a Deep Conversation because the car will get sucked all the way to the bottom of the sand pit.
Damn a submerge mode?
I don't know how these AI companies come up with all sorts of functions. /s
Of course, what do you think hybrid cars are for?