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The story
A casual chat thread on 5ch’s “Anything Goes Live” board turned into a lively debate over how to judge AI-generated images. One poster claimed “AI images are all the same, they just swap out the character,” prompting pushback like “Humans are the same too, just with different genes” and “Even with the same look, motivation changes completely depending on the character.” The thread eventually settled on the take that “that criticism might’ve held up three years ago, but the technology has moved on since then.” The conversation also drifted through plenty of other trivial banter — a poster bragging about his girlfriend’s looks, jokes about a caution label written in Kansai dialect, and confusion over why the thread doesn’t display poster IDs — building into the kind of scattershot buzz typical of the board.
What people said
https://nova.5ch.io/test/read.cgi/livegalileo/1790282380/ VIPQ2_EXTDAT: none:none:1000:512:: EXT was configured
👊😅👊
Koru koru koru lol (a jokey laugh sound, like saying "lol" over and over)
This is amazing‼
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HJxzA6_boAA8JOR.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HJyV1L1bcAAmW50.jpg
Humans are the same too, just with different genes though
And yet how motivated you get totally depends on the character
'"Caution: risk of low-temperature burns — why's that in Kansai dialect?" — why's THAT in Kansai dialect too?'
Because everyone's been on their best behavior
There is one though?
Wait, you can't see it?
Because some coward started the thread
Background and Talking Points
Boards like “Anything Goes Live” (nandemo jikkyo) aren’t built around a single topic — they’re defined by a chain of off-the-cuff posts, and this thread is a textbook example. The exchange about AI-generated images is easier to follow once you consider how rapidly image-generation quality and expressiveness have improved over the past few years. AI art used to be criticized as “mass-produced,” with similar compositions and faces even when the prompt changed, but as models have improved, they now reflect prompt differences much more faithfully — which is likely what’s behind the comment referencing “how it looked three years ago.” On the other hand, these live-discussion threads tend to drop the context between posts, making it hard for readers to follow why an image was suddenly posted or how a spat got started. Since this thread also included some personal insults and baseless assumptions, those exchanges have been left out of this article.
*This article is compiled from excerpts and a summary of the 5ch (Nandemo Jikkyo G) thread “You Guys Look Like You’d Eat 🍜😅🍚.”







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