That's an improvement as before people would abuse real animals to fake seemingly wholesome "before-after" videos by showing snippets in the wrong order.
Another common theme is to kill rare animals to stage cool photographs.
However, I don't assume AI slop will (fully) replace that cruelty, unfortunately. But maybe using AI slop will be easier than animal abuse/killing so that those business models run dry for the most part.
They would start to pardon criminals that conducted acts they like and fire the people that investigated those crimes.
They would try to bring everybody to jail that oppose or upset them or have opposed them.
They win when challengers become too rare because others are afraid of the consequences to oppose.
What the Trump administration did regarding the Capitol storming on January 6th tells you everything you need to know. They strive for power and nothing else.
Capital doesn't seek the best opportunity, it can only seek the best monetary opportunity and that can involve fraud or products that are bad for society.
Without market-independent research you often wouldn't even realize that is what's going on.
It's it bad luck though? I would've thought that if AI can't solve it first try the probability of fixing it in second try would be higher/lower (depending on the task).
Sure, but Tesla is already losing the race. They were ahead a few years ago, but not anymore. They bet in getting autonomous driving done with cameras only that are cheap and have a simple and will understood tech stack and ecosystem.
It didn't work out though and now multi sensor systems are eating their lunch.
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