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Canva says it “moved quickly to investigate and fix” an issue with its Magic Layers feature that replaced the word “Palestine” in designs, after a viral X post

The Magic Layers feature is off to a good start. … One of Canva's new AI features …

The Verge Jess Weatherbed

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  • @deptofmonkeys Nigel Parry on x
    @ros_ie9 So I downloaded your image, which was/became a PDF, imported into Photopea (a Photoshop clone), exported as JPG, and imported to Canva. Just lol. [image]
  • @ros_ie9 Rosie on x
    I shit you not I put this image into canvas, I press this “magic layers” button, and it turned this poster that said “cats for Palestine” into “cats for ukraine”. I wish I was fucking joking. [image]
  • @dreadconquest Cool Timothy on x
    they're doing this shit in canva so what do you think they're doing to your search results and chatGPT queries?
  • @basharzapen Bashar Zapen on x
    Don't you love it when generative AI accidentally exposes systemic/tech bias and censorship?
  • @appendixbuster @appendixbuster on x
    @ros_ie9 I tried it myself what the hell [image]