Some of the most popular content on Facebook leading up to the election was AI-generated Elon Musk inspiration porn made by people in other countries that went viral in the US.
  • breadsmasher@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 day ago

    imagine how moronic you have to be to believe this AI shit. has the level of education really fallen that far?

    • subignition@fedia.io
      10·
      1 day ago

      yes. I’m not even that smart of a person but i’ve been coming to the realization that the average has been dropping for my entire lifetime

  • .Donuts@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    How do we fight this? On one hand we have a community to talk about how we hate (the current implementation of) AI and on the other hand we have thousands of images created, shared, liked, and taken as the truth.

    Do we share and support legislation that would limit or prohibit certain use of AI? Are there ways to filter or highlight AI content and have them sued them for copyright infringement?

    Like, neither of those options sound appealing but I’m not sure how to actively fight back against all this mediocre slop.

    • Sundray@lemmy.sdf.orgOPEnglish
      4·
      24 hours ago

      For Facebook specifically, they’ve constantly been in the crosshairs of government regulators for (amongst other things) anti-competitive practices, privacy violations and so on (and that list only goes to October 2021).

      Up to now they’ve escaped any serious consequences for their many violations of the law, broken regulations, and ignored consent decrees, and thus have been allowed to grow unchecked as a result. Simply enforcing the laws as written back in the day would have helped. Now? I have no idea. Legal enforcement will not be coming any time soon.