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9·11 days agoThat’s the neat part!
Give me Brother printers or give me death.
4·28 days agoIt’s only true in the U.S. if you live in a food desert or somewhere rural with a single walmart. Which admittedly is a problem here.
But if you live anywhere with healthier stores like Sprouts and Whole Foods, you will find plenty of juice.
Even my regular local regular supermarket carries various juices.
4·1 month agoWelcome to the club! The club of opossum posting because the world is bleak and life is short and opossums be opossuming.
If you aren’t subscribed to [email protected] you should be ☺️
2·1 month agoFacebook and Instagram usually. I’ll try to grab some screenshots but I also avoid groups that post AI so it doesn’t show up as much in my feed.
Edit: here is an example of fake bats being posted to a bat group. While this is not a group pretending to be a rescue, they will occasionally sell bat-related merchandise. It’s just a quick example, there are definitely more:
Absolutely, that’s another danger of this dumb fake content.
So this is becoming a real problem in the animal rescue world.
TL;DR: Fake “rescues” divert funds from real ones with their dumb AI content.
Edit: adding more for context - you probably notice me as someone who posts a lot of animal pictures. I follow dozens of various animal rescues, and some of them have been sounding the alarm bell.
Animal rescues run very lean in terms of funding; they rely on volunteer labor and the generosity of people who subscribe to their social media channels.
That’s where they will often have donation drives and requests - and they will post plenty of cute anima pics to support the cause. Of course, it often takes a volunteer hours per week to get great pics to post.
So some assholes empowered with Artificial “Intelligence” are creating fake rescues with fake images and diverting funds from real rescues.
Yes, people really are that gullible, especially on Facebook. A lot of older people cannot tell the difference.
No, it’s literally not cause no one had to pay me to make this post. It’s called “sharing something I genuinely appreciate with the world.”
Or those stupid AI dolls? Like, “therapist Barbie” etc.
“The Al “caricature” trend has been very distressing to genuine caricaturists like my husband @tealcartoons.bsky.social. We’ve been discussing how to reconnect with people & remind them what human-made art looks like. He just started a YT channel. Please subscribe, share & delight in real caricature!”
His YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@tealcartoons
His Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/tealcartoons.bsky.social
You can check their patterns out here: https://studioansitru.bigcartel.com/
The guy in the picture? That’s Woody Allen, a famous American filmmaker. Also known for marrying his own stepdaughter.
Best of luck to you! It does indeed suck having to sift through Faux News to get fox news.
May I introduce you to: https://findafox.net/post/list
It’s even better if it’s not perfect for scamming purposes. Filters out intelligent and educated people who can spot it. Just like when scammers misspell words and use poor grammar on purpose.