r/antiai • u/MamaMama_Mo • 8h ago

AI News 🗞️ A New Mexico jury found Facebook liable for 43,899,725 violations of the state’s Unfair Practices Act, according to the New Mexico Department of Justice.

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u/PterodactylFoieGras 8h ago edited 6h ago

Why does the pic seem AI generated to me? Pretty sure that's the Mexican flag, not New Mexico's.

Edit: this is a rhetorical question. Pretty obviously an AI image.

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u/TheLovaDahn 8h ago

Because it is.

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u/MichaelAutism 6h ago

do not use ai detectors as they use ai too

what i belive this actually is is probably picture bias

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u/TheLovaDahn 6h ago

How else am I going to find out if something contains a Synth ID from OpenAI then?

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u/MichaelAutism 6h ago

use your eyes to see if something feels off

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u/TheLovaDahn 6h ago

Already did.
Look closely at the hair…

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u/Tight_Doughnut5627 8h ago

Oh I thought it meant the verdict was new, not as in from New Mexico

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u/Proof_Notice8287 7h ago

Me too. The flag on the graphic didn’t help.

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u/bleepbloop1900 7h ago

Because then the news article host doesn’t have to pay usage rights for the images 🫠

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u/pm_me_fibonaccis 6h ago

My first hint was that Zuck was demonstrating human emotion.

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u/MichaelAutism 6h ago

its picture bias as i checked

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u/spacedivaaa 8h ago edited 6h ago

(please dont be fake news)

(edit: yay it's not fake news!! the pic op posted is tho)

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u/Those_Files 8h ago

200 bil is actually kind of huge

Still not enough, but actually more than a slap on the wrist for once??

Actually worth celebrating

Fuck Zuckerberg, I hope this hits him like a pickup truck

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u/stackens 2h ago

Yeah that’s the kind of money where it stops being the cost of doing business, and starts to become an actual punishment

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u/vonn29 8h ago

No link no trust

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u/nrtl-bwlitw 7h ago

I look forward to absolutely nothing happening.

Also downvoted for AI slop

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u/GreatnessToTheMoon 7h ago

Perhaps the New Mexican flag should be shown if this post wants to be taken seriously

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u/Darth_Murcielago 7h ago

more please... they deserve it with that age verification lobbying bs they do in every country.

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u/gen_adams 7h ago

he must really be regretting helping Trump win twice

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u/TheTench 6h ago

If Meta went away entirely the world would be a better place.

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u/Majestic-Coat3855 7h ago

So what did they do to violate it? Might be helpful information

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u/the_main_entrance 7h ago

Between -1 and 1, how many consequences will Fuckerberger face?

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u/Cain_The_Mamagen 7h ago

How does someone accumulate that many violations?

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u/SandalsResort 6h ago

Wait, New Mexico the state of or new Mexico as in it happened in Mexico recently?

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u/ellie_elysian 6h ago

Whatever generated the image, took the "Mexico" part and put the Mexican flag. Mexico is not involved in whatever this is.

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u/MichaelAutism 6h ago

FOURTY-THREE FUCKING MILLION!???

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u/KingTurd0414 6h ago

I’d love nothing more than to see Meta crash and burn as a company.

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u/Apoordm 5h ago

This is the flag of New Mexico, what is shown in the picture is the flag of the nation of Mexico.

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u/GodsBadAssBlade 4h ago

Fuck heres hoping that this becomes normalized with giant companies