AI based Psychological Warfare of China with America

Note: The Original is on the author’s webpage. These images are not meant to harm anyone but are simply intended to explain the prompts used to create the videos referenced below.

The references below show some videos of sad Americans making phone or hardware work. Firstly, people would have to do some things by hand; other things can be automated. But then, I paused and thought, what? Why are all the Americans shown in the references at the end of the article sad? I tried to generate these pictures on my own. Then, ChatGPT asked me what I wanted. I gave the prompt: “American men and women in a phone chip-making factory.”

Whatever they were doing, they all looked happy. Then I thought those videos sent online showed all Americans looking sad, so I saw what Chinese phone — making companies looked like -and they looked like normal workaholics. Then it struck me to change the prompt to “Sad Chinese in a hardware workshop,” and below is how they look.

So, China, do your people look happy in your factories? Or as generated by ChatGPT below?

The entire world is aware of the working hours. Indeed, Americans desire work-life balance so they can employ more individuals to handle the same workload until automation becomes prevalent in the U.S.

Prompt: “American men and women working in chip-making factory”

This was not like the videos referenced on the internet, so I provided a prompt:

“Sad American men and women working in chip-making factory”

Then I gave a prompt: “Draw Chinese women and men working in chip making factory”. Here is what I got.

So, I wanted to know how they generated those pictures, so I gave prompt:

“Sad Chinese women and men working in chip making factory”

So, the people who created these videos were primarily motivated to engage in psychological warfare with Americans given the opportunities. Friends don’t engage in such psychological warfare.

Thanks for reading..

Stay well..

Note: All photos are generated by ChatGPT. These images are not meant to harm anyone but are simply intended to explain the prompts used to create the videos referenced below.

References

[1] Draw Chinese women and men working in phone chip making

[2] https://www.linkedin.com/posts/linasbeliunas_this-is-epic-china-continues-to-roast-the-activity-7316826373887565824-M8Rh?utm_medium=ios_app&rcm=ACoAADOQI0cBmAWw09CT1Yw5bqqn53xiQFajTAM&utm_source=social_share_send&utm_campaign=gmail