@@destruction8192 hello, the eu ai act ensures the transparency of ai and bans illegal content. this means that as long as you are transparent about your work being ai generated as well as list the copyrights, it is still usable so yea i still think it is pretty hard to avoid ai in any country. The EU ai act does not ban ai fully, just makes it more 'transparent'
@@kelp2243 what i mean is that liberal countries can be more protected. E.g. the act after the hollywood protest at least protects their creative staffs from ai
For real, their "Kaya toast" looks more like peanut butter toast if you compare the texture of the spread on the bread. Plus the chilli crab has so many obvious errors like the additional pincer and how it just looks like a crab sitting on the chilli sauce. Not even actual chilli crabs look like that. Their laksa also have strange additions like the coriander and the cucumber. I also wonder if the puns were a.i generated because of how awful it is and how it isn't a pun by definition as it does not play on any actual words whatsoever. Like what is the pun on "Mom, you're the laksa of the family."???
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is that kaya toast or peanut butter toast?
apple toast
sambal💀
Not kaya or peanut butter toast bro, that one is chao tar toast with peanut
looks like sambal fr
Not really interested in i.e. egg or chicken whichever topic, however...
thank you... no, thank you very much!
Also the crab is alive...its eating the coriander/parsley lmao 🤣
Food getting better every year
Not as hum-less as they thought. Really lupsup
Next batch of kaya I will store in used chicken essence bottles to give to my family as gifts. Hey Father's Day coming right? Hehehe...
This is why you NEVER EVER, try to use AI generated art for any purposes aside from wallpapers.
We appreciate your dedication and hard work. Keep it up.
Slightly off AI images aside, I'm more focused on how it was not "punderful" at all.
it felt like whoever was in charge, couldnt be bothered to create punderful captions smh. as someone who love puns, im so annoyed by their 'puns'
There's literally no puns!
As an aspiring artist living in Singapore, I fear for my future. Might have to move out of this country
All jobs will be replaced by AI if there are no laws to protect people. Vote wisely.
Ai is taking over everywhere though, idt u can escape it in another country???
@@kelp2243 some countries like EU have protective laws against AI
@@destruction8192 hello, the eu ai act ensures the transparency of ai and bans illegal content. this means that as long as you are transparent about your work being ai generated as well as list the copyrights, it is still usable so yea i still think it is pretty hard to avoid ai in any country. The EU ai act does not ban ai fully, just makes it more 'transparent'
@@kelp2243 what i mean is that liberal countries can be more protected. E.g. the act after the hollywood protest at least protects their creative staffs from ai
Maybe Laksa Siglap. Its a very less known variant of Singaporean laksa, where there is cucumber in the laksa.
How much did they pay the agency they hired to produce this? They should ask for a refund.
For real, their "Kaya toast" looks more like peanut butter toast if you compare the texture of the spread on the bread.
Plus the chilli crab has so many obvious errors like the additional pincer and how it just looks like a crab sitting on the chilli sauce. Not even actual chilli crabs look like that.
Their laksa also have strange additions like the coriander and the cucumber.
I also wonder if the puns were a.i generated because of how awful it is and how it isn't a pun by definition as it does not play on any actual words whatsoever.
Like what is the pun on "Mom, you're the laksa of the family."???
😂 Look like the AI made in China 🇨🇳
Nah the AI was made in USA 🇺🇲 😂
Hi
Wow. Those posters are soo cringe.. Do better.. Eww
is laksa a singaporean food or malysian(pls be honest)
It's neither Singaporean nor Malaysian. It's a classic Malay food.
My opinion is its been modified to make it singaporean, a blended version
@@yoonchongong8914 noted
@@meeranshah2164 you too
many types of laksa. which one u asking about?