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    1. Me and my wife played with these when they were relatively new and I could have gotten better results by gluing her head to a magazine page, are they suddenly creating something that actually matches the person?

    2. MrPants1401 on

      She got expelled for fighting

      > Fed up, she attacked a boy on the bus, inviting others to join her.

    3. DopamineSavant on

      Hopefully the boys actually get locked up for this. No community service or other bullshit punishments.

    4. For those who didn’t read, she got expelled for striking a boy on the bus. This was before administrators were convinced that the boy had generated said images (he was sharing them on Snapchat so they were gone by the time admins got involved). The whole thing is still unfortunate for the victim, but it wasn’t some huge travesty of justice, the poor girl just jumped the gun and took to vigilante justice before fully establishing her accusations with the school admins.

    5. ParoxysmalSweats on

      Tell me you’re in the south, without telling me you’re in the south.

    6. Sounds about right the amount of times I’ve gotten the flack when someone else starts something would need a calculator.

    7. Unless she caused permanent damage I don’t understand the punishment. A suspension at most.

    8. VestOfHolding on

      If I’m reading the article correctly: A lot of the central events happened all within a day or so. From the principal hearing about the accusations and trying to verify if there was any truth to them (and not being able to find any proof of it that same day), to the school bus leaving to take the kids home at the end of the school day and the fight happening.

      Given that, it sounds like it sucks, but hard to blame the school if things happened that relatively fast. It’s easy to say as we sit here months later and all the investigations have led to charges for the boys that this is wild, but I would certainly prefer my kid’s school to not proceed without more than an accusation in a similar situation.

      Since it did end up being proven, I’m glad the boys are facing real charges.

      Again, this assumes I’m understanding the timeline from the article correctly.

    9. sturdy-guacamole on

      > of a 13-year-old girl and her friends, generated by artificial intelligence,

      That’s like giga-crime, crime crime.

      Laws haven’t caught up I guess. When I was in MS/HS you were told don’t take gross photos and especially don’t share them because that’s crime crime.

      I don’t even know what umbrella AI generated images of shit like this fall under crime wise, or how the AI tools even allow for shit like this in the first place.

      ETA from elsewhere in the thread:

      > The 13 year old boys sharing/generating the pictures are currently charged 

      Good.

    10. This is why I think Australia did good by banning under 16-year olds from using certain social media apps. I’m unsure if Snapchat is one of them, but sounds like it should be. Although I appreciate that Louisiana at least has some laws in place pertaining to the use of AI from the sounds of it

    11. MartiniPhilosopher on

      From the article:

      >“At the disciplinary hearing, the principal refused to answer questions from the girl’s attorneys about what kind of school discipline the boy would face.“

      The principal literally did the Skinner meme. Made up his mind that it was always the girl’s fault despite all of the evidence otherwise and refused, REFUSED, to admit a mistake.

      I hope he and the school district gets *buried* in the upcoming lawsuit.

    12. love the chivalry. /S  but really do love that gal for jumping over her seat & pummeling the little bastards & getting her fellow victims to join in. you go girl! I hope they get her some good therapy so she can grow up to be a powerful activist or whatever she wants to be. we need more humans like her! and WAY fewer little assholic good ole boys. keep your damn pedestals and assume the position.

    13. I hope they sue the principal and school for not protecting her and I hope those boys see legal ramifications

    14. ZombieZookeeper on

      I would not be surprised at all to find out that the principal did know about the pictures and kept his own private copies.

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