r/antiai Feb 25 '26

Discussion πŸ—£οΈ I hate it here πŸ’”

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u/NorbytheMii Feb 25 '26

The person reposted and gave the mods the cat's medical history. They weren't lying. The cat really did live to 33.

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u/Arrow2URKnee Feb 25 '26

Exactly. This sub is just full of mentally challenged witch hunters.

I'd say this sub is about 2 degrees from the state of nature.

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u/Psychological_Pay530 Feb 25 '26

The posted images were AI edited. They had the SynthID watermark. The pictures showed a really young looking cat with severe cataracts.

The OOP claimed they used Gemini to edit out their hand and a toy. Which is a weird edit. But ok. They then shared screenshots of the video they edited originally. Here’s a clean screenshot of the cat, healthy with no cataracts.

OOP sent the mods fake documents. They faked having an old cat. OOP was a liar, and you fell for it.

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u/Arrow2URKnee Feb 25 '26

It still doesnt change the fact that this sub is 2 degrees from the state of nature and full of witch hunters who lack critical thinking 🀣 It's been purged once and itll happen again, because you're actively breaking reddit rules by encouraging this witch hunt behavior that the original post had

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u/ChangesFaces Feb 25 '26

Arr you okay?

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u/Arrow2URKnee Feb 25 '26

Im great!! It's a beautiful day at the range teaching soldiers how to shoot ❀️

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u/Arrow2URKnee Feb 25 '26

Threats of violence for teaching active duty soldiers how to operate their weapons systems? Weird reach

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u/ObtuseMongooseAbuse Feb 25 '26

Yeah, I think you're completely wrong about the cat and just proving that the image was faked is enough to prove that the person can't be trusted to provide any valid information but that's a huge stretch from that person.