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    1. lol. Here’s the first line of an email I recently received. Sender didn’t even bother to check the reply. The email I sent was a forecast for 2026. The reply just regurgitated my email and agreed with it. I should have said that I should get a 10,000 bonus. The reply would have said yes. lol.

      *Here’s a laid-back reply you can send that fits the same tone:*

    2. **Sir Bedevere**: What makes you think she’s a witch?

      **Peasant 3**: Well, she turned me into a newt!

      **Sir Bedevere**: A newt?

      **Peasant 3**: [*meekly after a long pause*] … I got better.

    3. wallyhartshorn on

      > “I’m not the most tech-savvy person, […],” he told the outlet.

      How surprising.

    4. Feeling_Inside_1020 on

      They’re turning the freaking ~~frogs~~ officers ~~gay~~ into frogs!

    5. husky_whisperer on

      Both of these statements made by Sgt. Keel ought to terrify the living shit out of anybody in that jurisdiction specifically, as well as the general public

      > “That’s when we learned the importance of correcting these AI-generated reports,” he added.

      For sure – law enforcement and the legal system learning the facts after action has already been taken always goes really well for citizens. The system always owns up to its mistakes, right?

      > “I’m not the most tech-savvy person, so it’s very user-friendly,” he told the outlet.

      This is one of the biggest problems with AI: an ignorant public.

      This cop (and I’m sure millions of other citizens) is equating a decent UX with software fidelity and it makes me want to pull my goddamned hair out.

      Most people have no idea what UI is or isn’t capable of. They just see an “easy button” and roll with it in ignorant bliss.

      Fucking yikes.

    6. If the police report were used in a trial, I wonder if the defendant could get off simply on the basis that the police report is factually incorrect and therefore can’t be trusted. Obviously they caught it in time for this one, but I wonder how many of these errors won’t be caught and make it into a trial.

    7. Exciting_Ad4264 on

      We thought you was a toad

      What?

      Weeeee thooought youuuuu waaaassssssss aaaa toooaaad

    8. Sgt. Keel told FOX 13 News:

      “That’s when we learned the importance of correcting these AI-generated reports.”

      I’m glad only intelligent people are using AI.

      /s

    9. saveourplanetrecycle on

      Well are princesses still kissing frogs trying to find a prince? 😀

    10. DamNamesTaken11 on

      > According to FOX 13, the resulting AI document was filled with inaccuracies and required extensive corrections before it could be considered usable.

      It’s a good thing the police are so thorough at their job always seek alternative paths before taking the simplest, and double check everything. /s

    11. Diligent_Mail_4584 on

      And an AI gen image that rips off the old animorph book covers for the article about it, great!

    12. He was going to circumcise a lady, but then the Lord sent Boba Fett to turn him into a frog.

    13. Rayonjersey on

      An Officer’s job has not changed. They have always been required to write reports about what happened. They used to write bare bones reports, and say nothing else happened or add additional facts that suited them. Why do they suddenly need all this technology? The difference is now with body cams the defense attorneys actually know what really happened and they can actually call out officers who lie about it. Suddenly the officers have to actually know what happened and write a report to remind themselves so they don’t screw themselves over on the stand.

    14. Plot twist: The AI report was accurate and the police are trying to cover up their ability to turn into frogs

    15. Well atleast we know he wasn’t parked illegally. In that case he would have likely been Toad instead.

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