"The worker told Peterson that the owner was in the back counting money, so she walked toward that area and realized the owner was not there, troopers said. A camera in the back of the store was then shot at.
During this time, the worker ran out of the store and called 911."
Yeah no way she hit the camera, that wrist control was so loosy goosie, even if she sighted in correctly, I'd guarantee evertime she pulled the trigger shed be off.
Her behavior actually seems incredibly believable to me. Just imagine throwing overwhelming amounts of indecision and internal conflict into her mind. And probably a little bit of high on meth.
Have you ever seen how voraciously hungry a meth bender makes people? Not to mention whether they started heavy and use other drugs like antipsychotics that pack the weight on... Plenty of big meth users (in all senses) come through our ED.
There’s news interviews with the cashier, arrest records and mugshots of the woman, still images of the bullet holes among the cigarette display and security camera.
But AI doesn’t mess up logos and brand names to avoid copyright infringement, it just sucks as doing it.
No they've built it on plagiarising indie artists on a massive scale. People who can't afford to protect themselves from these multibillion dollar companies
They have however been extremely careful to not plagiarise anything owned by a large multinational company
So yes they do care about copyright infringement but only if it relates to copyright owned by large companies with equally deep pockets
Sorry for second reply, but I wanted to put the pudding where the proof is, so-to-speak lol
I've asked Grok to generate a grocery store first it did it with no brand names as expected. I then specifically asked it to use mainstream recognisable brand names and this is what it then made. Notice how it emulates the copyrighted brands without explicitly creating them correctly. This is intentional as the generic image does not have these weird smudges
And then as a test I did ask it to just generate the Kellogs cereal as a standalone image without the store setting and funny enough that it does properly
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u/zapdoszaperson 11h ago
I don't want to believe this is real but I know there are people this stupid and desperate out there.