Image Loading With his incessant need to post random junk on the social network he’s owned for nearly two years, Elon Musk may have overdrawn his hand. In a Monday morning post that included zero words or commentary, Musk posted a visibly AI-generated image of a strange-looking version of the Cybertruck on a rainy, neon-lit street at night. It looks too short, too wide, and seems to be missing its pickup bed. Further undermining the photorealism, its license plate number is unreadably jumbled. Near the car is a sign that reads “Tesla,” though the spacing between letters is pretty far off. Underneath that sign is another that, strangely enough, reads “Me Toi,” which could be a broken French translation of “Me Too” a la the anti-workplace sexual harassment battlecry that has been levied against Musk and Tesla in recent years. Or, of course, it could just be the type of garbled AI-generated imagery that’s now rapidly filling the internet, impressing almost nobody except tech CEOs. pic.twitter.com/SbOyKFF1RP — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 15, 2024 Dump Truck As with most of Musk’s other meme posts, the image isn’t even his original creation. Though it’s impossible to say who the original quote-unquote artist is, the image has been circulating for a while. In early June, for instance, a random automotive enthusiast account posted it on Instagram. About a week later, the image was reposted by the DogeDesigner X account. At some point between then and now, Musk must have come across it and decided it…Elon Musk Posts Garbled AI-Generated Image of Cybertruck