How People of Walmart Look, According To AI

Have you ever wondered how artificial intelligence sees the stereotypical Walmart shoppers? You know… those people also known as Walmartians. In a world where artificial intelligence can analyze and dissect a huge array of data, we became curious to discover how AI sees them. Apparently AI thinks that many Walmart visitors actually eat burgers in the store… Scroll down and prepare to be surprised, entertained, and amused! And try to not get offended, if you’re a regular Walmart shopper yourself.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

People of Walmart, as imagined by AI.

17 thoughts on “How People of Walmart Look, According To AI”

  1. Agreed, this is just fat people and angry people. The real Walmart experience offers so much more variety.

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  2. AI seems to think that a bunch of ridiculously fat, shirtless men walk around Walmart with burgers. Ridiculous.

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  3. AI does not body shame. Body requires 3 dimensions. As for today AI only exists on a flat screen.
    Unfortunately as for today you can say the same about human intelligence.

  4. I see a renewable energy opportunity for America – diesel fuel made from the fat of its overfed citizens.

  5. AI doesn’t “think” anything. It just did what someone told it to do, obviously a sick-minded person.

  6. My obligate clarification: This was generated by Artificial Intelligence, not me. I spell my name with a lowercase L, not an uppercase i. If you were confused, don’t worry. I was, too, at first.

  7. I don’t get the giant man leaping out of the door, but whatever. The cashier melded with her station is creepy.
    I see the usual mistakes such as an unusual number of fingers, but what’s missing are the MAGA hats, firearms, and exposed underwear.

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  8. Class-baiting bigotry, disguised as humor, insulated from responsibility by anonymity. Shame on you.

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