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In the past couple days, I have had two people send me two different images, asking me to identify the odd rifles in them. Both were posted claiming to be Ada Blackjack, and Inuit woman who survived stranded alone on Wrangel Island for about 9 months in 1923. Both were actually AI-generated fake slop. This is particularly irritating to me because real images of the real Ada Blackjack are readily available at the merest search online. There is no reason to disrespect this woman’s memory by making up fake pictures of here. Yuck.
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