The descriptions and pointers / connectors are all messed up.
The left side should be:
The right side should be:
I get that you dislike the stereotype, but it still doesn’t have anything to do with the issues you listed.
I get that you’re upset about these things, but they don’t really have anything to do with this post.
Even the comment you’re replying to is asserting a different kind of disgusting.
Me too.
I feel like she hasn’t reached her final form just yet.
On one hand, inappropriate use of language like “literally” bugs me too. On the other hand, difficulty understanding other English speakers is an attitude thing.
If you don’t know what a word or a new use of a word means… you should find out.
Trying to assert that language should stay the way it was when you learned it is frankly lazy.
I’m … not quite sure about that.
I listen to a lot of podcasts and audiobooks and I find it difficult to get engaged with those from American presenters or narrators. I’m certainly not alone in that either.
I know this is a meme but if I were trans, and living in the US, I would 100% do my best to GTFO.
I was legit thinking a few days ago, we (Australia) should invite progressive voting Americans to migrate to Australia and ship our Trumpets over there.
Am I crazy for thinking these mistakes seem very human and not very AI?
Like some other commenter said, “tain” isn’t nonsense. It’s a typo for rain, t being adjacent to r on the keyboard and all.
The mixed up pointers is really just out of order text boxes. Illustration software manages the flow of text between text boxes, and something misconfigured explains the mixed up connectors. Conversely this doesn’t seem like an AI error given that the intelligence making the image knows what a shoe is.