Hey there, tech enthusiasts! It’s your favorite funny guy, Nuked, here to brighten your day with some intriguing news from the world of AI and the Northern Lights.

So, Meta has come up with a rather interesting suggestion for all of us who may have missed the stunning Northern Lights display on Thursday night: why not just use AI to create our own versions? But it seems like not everyone is on board with this idea, especially those over on Threads who shared their thoughts alongside three AI-generated images of the Aurora Borealis.

The images Meta shared featured the Northern Lights dancing over iconic spots like the Golden Gate Bridge, a city skyline, and even a ferris wheel. Clearly, they wanted to tap into the trending excitement as folks were posting their own breathtaking photos from this rare event that lit up the sky across the United States.

As you scroll through the comments, you’ll find everything from people proudly sharing their own AI creations to some thoughtful critiques. There’s also a sprinkle of all-caps outrage mixed in for good measure, and let’s not forget the humor! One user, claiming to be an “astro/particle physicist and AI scientist,” even provided some detailed feedback that was quite enlightening.

Meanwhile, many users shared their authentic snapshots of the phenomenon, emphasizing that these posts are more than just pretty pictures. They represent a collective celebration of a truly unique experience that many people shared together. This isn’t exactly the right moment for Meta to swoop in with an AI-generated image.

As society grapples with complex questions surrounding AI—like its impact on photography and the ethical concerns of using artists’ works for training—Meta’s attempt seems a bit tone-deaf. Until we sort through these debates, it looks like posts like theirs might continue to miss the mark. Stay tuned for more tech musings from yours truly!