Redditor rants: AI sub upvotes overhyped one-trick models from cherry-picked demos
Justify_87 · reddit · 2026-11-10
A Reddit user criticizes the AI community's hype cycle: popular tools/LoRAs get upvoted by people who can't judge quality, marketed with cherry-picked examples or no sources at all. He argues most viral LoRAs/models collapse outside formulaic use cases like '1girl on static backgrounds' or dance videos, and that vibe coding with agent harnesses is mistaken for real skill.
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