Who's in this pic and doesn't like it? Not me, of course, because I don't work for an evil company directly, I just help their operations through a middle man. So I work for several evil companies, but only a tiny little bit for each, which in the grand scheme of evil is nearly nothing!
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Oh, and I've also just found out that Canva, a very popular poster generator, seems to be heavily relying on AI and people have absolutely no idea and tell me "But why, I wasn't using AI, I'm using Canva" when I complain about their slop images.
Thanks for doing this, I thought I was going insane to have even Lemmy flooded with oh so much slop.
I could do with some help - my latest little crusade is to call out AI slop on facebook and youtube whenever I encounter it, and explain to the poster and commenters why I unfollow anyone who uses AI generated images or text, and why others should do so as well. This is mostly geared towards people who post educational stuff with positive intention but have no idea that using AI is awful and wrong.
To do this I want to use an easily recognizable image (hand drawn of course), but I've realized that many people simply don't understand at all why AI is evil. I'd also need a link to some article or other information that explains it in really simple terms for non-tech people - if any of you good people happen to know of any material I could use please post a link.
Good documentation makes me happy, bad documentation makes me run away. I suspect I'm not the only person who not only reads the fucking manual but thinks writing good technical documentation is an art of its own. Good luck with trying to replace proper documentation with profuse gibberish.