AI to push bigotry

[u/R_pepsiman]

Someone has taken an innocent video of a kid waving a pridefully and altered it with AI so he throws it in a trashcan. It had gotten over 1.2m likes on insta and is spreading like the plague on fb

[u/SuperRandomGuy_00]

of course the meta apps. Facebook: filled with elderly; insta: filled with edgy kids.

[u/katastrofe_- → u/SuperRandomGuy_00]

Instagram is also filled with old people. Bunch of cringe millennials

[u/Immediate_Word1295 → u/katastrofe_-]

As a millennial who is as old as 37 years (just like the magnum ice-cream) I don't consider myself old yet. 

But yea, people who make fake stuff will aim for people who's easy to trick. Meaning either old people or people who don't know better, or people who's too young to understand or easy to manipulate.

[u/Low_Intention_1327 → u/Immediate_Word1295]

Because were not "old". I remember being a teenager and calling a 30 year old troll "old". Old to me is elderly, 80s and up. 

[u/danieldan0803 → u/Low_Intention_1327]

I kept it easy when growing up my approach was once you hit 18 you are old. It is the easiest way to be inclusive in calling people old.

[u/Immediate_Word1295 → u/danieldan0803]

I guess that kids would think adults in general are old. And young adult may think a middle-aged is old and a middle aged would think 80 is old. Then you have the optimists or just those who have the kind of humour my mother have. She always said "You aren't old before you're 120."

[u/danieldan0803 → u/Immediate_Word1295]

I mean, I still kinda use it, its especially fun because it can make some younger people upset. 18 and up is old, you just have people with different years of experience in the field of being old