• Blaster M@lemmy.world
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    54 minutes ago

    AI generated product sales listing images should not even be allowed, under false advertising.

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      I can’t remember if it was before 2016 but it is something Trump said, he said “you are going to get sick of winning”.

      But this is actually what winning looks like. Approval ratings go up!!!

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    23 hours ago

    This guy’s mayor of a single city and he’s making every politician worldwide look like shit with minimal effort.

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    There’s not already a law? They don’t accept paintings or cartoons or artist’s renderings in listings, do they?

    NO AI images, “disclosure” is actually an absurd measure.

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    Man what the fuck are our local politicians doing. Every time I hear his name he’s doing something that’s actually is helping and getting shit done.

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      Well, most local politicians are 1) mediocre and 2) not the mayor of one of the largest cities in the world.

      The city has more people than 38 states. It’s hard to get more visibility than that.
      Like, my local mayor ordered the police to forbid certain types of restraints, ban no-knock warrants, and raising the threshold for traffic stops. Also moderately updated the ordinances around recreational marijuana businesses . He’s also directed city funds towards fighting homelessness by providing substance abuse counseling and housing them in vacant appointments we already have, and building auxiliary housing.

      Pretty good. But there’s only around 100k people. It’s just not as much impact or visibility.

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      This is not helping. It’s actually allowing AI to be used, unfortunately. “we promise to disclose it” good luck

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        And if they try to not disclose and get caught, they get fined.

        The idea isn’t perfection, because scams always exist. It’s to make it super risky to attempt to scam and discourage the largest platforms from doing it.

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    I’d go one step further and require the same for photos that have been edited in any way, shape, or form.

    I also would even simply prohibit pictures that have been modified.

    If it ain’t the real thing, it shouldn’t be used to sell or rent me the thing

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    Here we are giving a politician standing ovations for doing his job and working in the interests of the people who voted for him. What a world we live in where politicians stand out for doing what should be considered a standard, honest day’s work.

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      It’s called doing anything. Like, these things he’s doing are great, but it really shouldn’t be headlines. These things should just be normal politician things. They’re great because every other fucking politician doesn’t give half a shit about their people, but they shouldn’t be. They should be boring things, that are done, and you don’t even know it has happened.

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      You can’t give the blanket “Democrats” credit for this. The degree to which the Democratic establishment fought to keep guys like him out if power can’t be understated. However the progressive parts of the democratic party are growing in strength and number by the day. I hope some day the party stands up for half of what he does. This is the only guy who makes me hopeful for the future

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        That comment doesn’t read as giving Democrats credit, though.

        It’s obviously mirroring the “doctors hate this one simple trick” ad line, but did you think the original was supporting doctors?

        The line is saying that Democrats/“doctors” know about the little trick and were keeping it from you. That’s not a flattering representation.

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        “X hates this one trick” is generally a statement where X is seen as the self-serving side and they hate the trick because it makes them redundant.

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          I would do some personal digging on Gavin Newsom. He seems to be very much a classic politician, i.e. he’ll say whatever he thinks his base wants to hear. But he is notably very flaky on trans allyship in legislature.

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              That’s true. And the inverse is shown in Mamdani. No disrespect but he’s doing the bare minimum as a public servant and he’s often being lauded like he’s the first coming of Christ.

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      They’ll immediately break down when he ends up legislating trans athletes to participate in sporting events, and the first highly successful trans Olympic champion will credit him for siding with their community after receiving the gold medal for 500 yard dash.

      Go Zohran, we have faith in you.

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    I don’t know what pisses me off more. The fact that Mamdani does so much cool shit, or the fact that he’s such a cootie patootie while he does it.

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    The fact that people are so astonished that a politician is actually serving the people that elected him is a pretty damning criticism of your political establishment.

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      People should also be less surprised that the handsome, well spoken, popular, Mamdani was able to flatter an egocentric, maniac, surrounded by sycophants, like Trump into being his biggest supporter. Forget playing him like fiddle, Trump is the dollar store recorder they forced on us elementary school.

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        I don’t think it was even intended, he was just applying standard diplomacy. Mamdani clearly has natural charisma. Trump’s even more of a sucker for that than most.

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          Fully agree. Plenty of examples of him masterfully diffusing confrontation on live TV. Like he honestly blows me away with how well he answers things.

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    Should be the same for food and goods and everything else. It should be considered false advertising not to.

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    I like Mamdani, he’s great. But he is doing exactly what all politicians should be doing all the time. The fact that this amazing man is seen as a shining star when he’s just actually doing his job as a public servant is terrifying to me as someone with a young child.

    Side note, if you Americans ever get sick of Mamdani, Bernie Sanders or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez… Please send them to Australia, we need people like them.

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      When Mamdani sat at his desk for the first time, he moved all the neglected paperwork from previous administrations, and discovered a big red button that said “Something Good.” So he pressed it, and Something Good happened.

      He kept pressing it, and good stuff kept happening. It turned out, that button was ALWAYS there, and previous mayors could have pressed it at any time, but they never bothered.

      Then it turns out that a Something Good button is on the desk of EVERY politician, and they just don’t press it. Why? Because really wealthy people and corporations pay them a lot of money to NOT press that button.

      It’s time to make ALL politicians start pressing the Something Good button on their desks.

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      It can’t be doom and gloom all the time. He’s setting the standard and people are celebrating it.

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        Already happened in various parts of the beginning of his admin. One example being him keeping the same police commissioner.

        The thing is, he keeps delivering on so many things that narratives stay in his favor.

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          And he’s so clever about it. He talked about what he’s doing and that some people argued he’s only doing small stuff (like fixing potholes) and nothing with big impact.

          And he said that all those small things can be done quickly, so people see results quickly and that builds a positive relationship with the public and that builds the political capital do do bigger things and start projects that take longer so people will have to wait and trust longer before results happen.

          He is absolutely aware of the importance of the narrative and how to build it.

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        Why would anyone ever bother to compromise with fascists? It’s always a mistake, they will never act in kind.

        Source: literally all of history, every time. With zero exceptions.

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    I don’t even live in New York City and I’d fall on a grenade for this guy. Just one W after another.