The Volokh Conspiracy
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Cybertoonz 4
AI bias meets press bias
My fourth effort at cartoon cyber commentary grows out of an endless project I'm doing on AI bias -- and the biases of the people who keep doing stories and studies about it. Many thanks to the free Clipart Library for some of the art and to ComicLife software for the parts that look good. (And if you think I should have found a way to get rid of the checkerboard background, you're right.)
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Everything is racist and if you don't agree with that you are basically Hitler.
Nah, nothing is racist anymore. There was some racism once upon a time but it was never that bad and then Martin Luther King gave a speech about how bad affirmative action is and racism disappeared.
What are you talking about? That racist Cherokee invited eveyone to his Trap Hose and pretty soon he'll be clerking for some Federal Judge!
What? I'm pretty sure they put that guy in a gulag, right? I mean it was clearly the worst injustice to happen in a long, long time.
I do like the Hose typo though. But hey, sometimes a hose is just a hose...
So...these media organizations are following a race baiting algorithm?
Stewart,
if the software has layers, you can make a solid color as a background under the other layers.Never used that software, but on most you can make a large shape (rectangle or square), color it for your background then send it backbackback behind everything else.For whatever reason, I couldn't figure out how to do backgrounding with the tools I have, mostly Paint and Photo editor. Apologies.