National ad's using AI

[harm_less]

Even Luxon admitted on a TV interview this morning that it was worrying. This is like giving school kids knives and guns to play with. They have no appreciation of the harm they could be unleashing. And it sounds like Luxon isn't running his party on this content so is ignorant of it, or he's just lying again.

Case in point. What's wrong with this photo?

[king1]

Mum's at home and the kid isn't in daycare

and the wee fellah almost looks like he might have 6 digits on the left hand

[harm_less]

Yeah the extra fingers seems a bit off, but having what looks like a soiled toilet brush hanging in the kitchen seems a bit of an oversight for what would be a staged photo.

As raised by numerous people regarding the AI generated National adverts is that it would be interesting to know the 'instructions' supplied to the AI to result in the images generated.

[king1]

ah I thought they might be bottle brushes but they do look rather large for that - I noticed them from the POV that it was a weird place to keep your brushes in the kitchen, of any kind

[Oh_hunnihunni]

Call OSH, that kid isn't strapped in...

And is that nail polish?

[Lilith7]

Call OSH, that kid isn't strapped in...

And is that nail polish?

That'll be it - transphobia (is there such a thing??) will no doubt rear its ugly head at any minute.

But King's right - that child ought to be in daycare where money can be made from he/she, & its Mum ought to be out working & paying taxes.
 Unless of course she's wealthy...

[Kenj]

Call OSH, that kid isn't strapped in...

And is that nail polish?

That'll be it - transphobia (is there such a thing??) will no doubt rear its ugly head at any minute.

 Is that boys clothing? Disgusting, unless the child has decided it wants to be a boy today?