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Making an example is what NYT says, not EU. I'm kind of ignorant of the subject so I don't know what an "appropriate" fine would look like, but for the size of X and how bad it is, I'd expect it to be massive even without any ulterior motive.

The entire "art style" reeks of ai. Just look at those faces. It looks more like a filter than a drawing.

I think the uncanny look is caused by the generator being mostly trained on photos or 3d cgi instead of actual drawings.

Edit: There's also intent, which the generator couldn't handle at all. These peoples gazes are pointing at very weird directions and their expressions don't make any sense for the scene, or for what the image is supposed to convey.

The sheriff looks like he's being portrayed as tough, manly, and cool, while the native american is waiting for someone. The creepy SS officer is actually kind of okay, but the concentration camp victim is afraid of a scooby doo ghost. ICE dude is tired and waiting for his shift to end. The three people under him (why suddenly three?) have a "sad" expression that's more cartoony than serious.

You can always tell mastodon users apart from their weird posting behavior.

But I didn't even present them as mutually exclusive. Breaking the law is pretty much granted.

How is the law being applied inequally?

How is this is an example of (2), and not (1)? Is the law being applied inequally, or is it just that X is breakin it real bad?

If the point is to make more responsible choices, I think switching to spotify violates the spirit of it.

Little bit of both, probably.

What even makes the noon high?

It is pretty much true for all modern cars.

Completely ridiculous. Everyone knows that barcodes belong to the back of the head, not forehead.

I don't see how this empowers musk in any way, but I'd like to not have ai trash on my feed.