Fully ai generated images with over 900 comments, and mods blocked ai accusations. Platforms help actively obfuscate that content is AI
Summary
The article discusses AI-generated images posted on social media that fool both users and moderators, highlighting how platforms fail to label or flag AI content and actively obfuscate its origin.
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