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See, here’s my problem with that: humanity is inherently evil so everyone would be killed by such a thing.
See, here’s my problem with that: humanity is inherently evil so everyone would be killed by such a thing.
It doesn’t matter. It’s a politically charged meme telling people to express a certain opinion passing off a fake AI-generated photo of a kid as a real one to convince people to accept its message, and it’s working.
Even when you’re being told the truth about the meme, you’re rejecting it.
The reason memes work is because they use either real photos that people collectively decide are suitable representations of certain emotions, situations or opinions, or obvious artwork. Not hyper-realistic fakes passed off as real photos.
And people listen to and are influenced by memes. That means people shouldn’t be using AI-generated fake bullshit in them. It’s too easy to lie to everyone and convince most people to believe it.
It’s too dangerous and people need to reject it now, before it’s too late and people are passing off even more politically charged shit.
You should care if you care about the future of this country. That’s blatant propaganda. There’s nothing stopping someone from generating AI images of police murdering an innocent Black person, or of a politician groping somebody, or all kinds of nefarious shit.
But you know, who cares about the truth as long as the meme tells you something you want to hear, right? Who cares if they can be used to spread dangerous misinformation that could swing an election in a fascist’s favor or convince Americans to use violence at an inappropriate time? Who cares, right?
OP: Next time you make a meme about a political issue, don’t use a blatant AI-generated photo. There are plenty of real photos you could have used.
Everyone, look at that kid’s hands: there are three fingers on the left hand and five on the right, not counting thumbs respectively. And look at the weird creamy way the kid’s skin looks: no evidence of pores or extremely fine hairs everywhere. That’s AI where it does not belong, friends.
No, there are many brain changes involved with PTSD including the prefrontal cortex and the study clearly didn’t take it into account.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41386-021-01155-7
I didn’t even say anything about the amygdala. I said PTSD. Don’t put words in my mouth.
That’s a really reductive oversimplification of the situation.
How does it account for PTSD sufferers at all?
An innocent man died and all I see here is petty company vs. teamsters BS
Why aren’t we talking about the fact a dude died in the heat trying to put food on his table? How about that?
Lathis. They beat them with lathis. Which are these big fucking bamboo sticks, and they beat them, black and blue.
Stuff like that is really really hard to get wrong, especially in a country where it happens literally all of the goddamn time. I wish we had a group like that here in the U.S.
The safety of other people is more important than you feeling better.
Reason why #3648393847 why representative democracy simply does not work.
Yet here we are, and evil we are. Case closed
You can go ahead and waste time beleaguering the point if you want. It’s not gonna change the fact that humanity is inherently evil whether you like it or not.
If it makes you feel better, it means I am evil too. Then again, so are you. We all are. It’s just the natural state of being human.