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Fans spot bizarre mistake on Disneyland poster... sparking theories the company used AI to create it
(www.dailymail.co.uk)
dailymail?
really?
this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2025
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I looked at the article below the one OP shared.
A trending article was about a restaurant owner in France that put a fine for people who don't come with the same number of people as their reservation. Fascinating, such wow.
Reporting on accountability just like they were supposed to
I'm convinced that the dailymail uses AI to write 90% of their crappy tabloid articles
I love that AI has made people overanalyze every piece of corporate art and that now any sign of cut corners is proof of AI.
jfc we are going to be stuck with “this looks slightly weird. is it AI?” articles til the end of time.
There's a whole place here called fuck AI. It's people's entire identity now. So yes
How does being a member of a Lemmy community equate to making that thing your entire identity?
If I'm subscribed to a community with porn, does that mean porn is my identity?
Not a day has passed since Disney sued a Generative AI company and ended up using AI for its events at Disney parks.