A warning for Adobe #InDesign users.
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos who up bottling their klein
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos bookmarking this to email my legislators that are trying to mandate object recognition to 3D printers to keep people from printing "bad" things and prevent them rom running 3rd party software
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Possibly even The Doctor.
@rytmis @pinakographos Not sure even a sonic screwdriver would help in this instance...
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos Ha ha, AI is so dumb. Genitalia is plural so you can't say "a" genitalia!!
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos @rey When the boy gives dick so good it's nonorientable...
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos Adobe needs to send it's LLM model to sex ed class.
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
Sexually non-orientable object
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos the grammar is also wrong!
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@rytmis @pinakographos Not sure even a sonic screwdriver would help in this instance...
”It’s bigger on the inside” takes on a whole ’nother meaning…
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos So images of Klein Bottles are now NSFW?
Thanks "AI"!
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos Balls are stored in the balls.
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”It’s bigger on the inside” takes on a whole ’nother meaning…
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos The worst thing is, that's probably not even generative AI. They'll be using CLIP for the descriptions, which is cheap but fallible (phallible?) Any VLM would get the right answer here, but that would cost money to run...
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos I would stop using Adobe products when this happened to me.
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
#Altbot test.
Unfortunately the bot failed to identify the displayed form as a Klein bottle. It sees a dumbbell - well …
But at least it stayed in the SFW area
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos I can't wait to see this popping up as alt-text in documents that I edit. They already come with things like "Warning: AI-generated figures may be inaccurate."
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A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos
Oh the inside-out model -
A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.
@pinakographos dm me if you look like this
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@macmapman It's easily turned off via Preferences --> Generative AI.
@pinakographos @macmapman And then when they turn it back on in the next update, it's "easily turned off". Just like when they add this antifeature under a dozen other settings, where it's turned on by default.
