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Side of slop? Bizarre AI food images jump from online to IRL menus
(www.nbcnews.com)
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this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2026
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Boss: "Corperate demand more AI. AI is the future and the future is now!"
Graphic artist: "fuck i need this job to pay for my families survival. Fuck it 'OpenClaudPT generate a breakfast burrito'"
OpenClaudPT: "Wow that is an amazingly insightful and well reasond idea. There are not many people around who could have come up with such a fasinatingly innovative idea for a picture. Here is a picture of a cat! Hope you like it"
Graphic artist: "I didnt want a picture of a cat i wanted a picture of a breakfast burrito!"
OpenClaudPT: "Whoopsie poopsie. You are absolutly right. That is 100% my fault, i will own that one. Here is your Moon Sausage Burrito"
Graphic artist: "Fuck it! Close enough. If the boss dosent give a fuck about my work enough to let me do it then the best they are getting is a Moon Sausage Burrito. Whatever the hell that is"
Boss: "Why does the burrito look weird, oh well corporate asked for more ai and Graphic artist clearly used AI to make whatever this is. I need this job to pay for my families survival so im not going against corperate. Full send it!"
OpenClaud is clearly an amalgam of most AI agents out there, a very accurate one.
It's just missing a
"this needs to be at the printer before end of day and I need to review this before then."
"Dude, it's 3:30 pm"
"Then you better make it snappy!"