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The Super Mario Bros. cartoon is back, but looks really weird and AI might be to blame

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MeTV Toons has started airing old episodes of "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show," but the AI upscaling used to enhance the visuals has resulted in a bizarre and off-putting appearance. This mishap highlights the limitations of current AI upscaling technologies, particularly their struggles with preserving original character designs and text accuracy. Tech professionals should watch for further developments in AI image processing to address these issues.

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