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The burgeoning field of artificial intelligence is facing increased scrutiny, with growing calls for regulatory oversight. Fueling this demand is the escalating spread of AI-generated content, particularly misinformation. A notable example highlighted within online communities involves the circulation of fabricated images, such as inaccurate depictions of ‘baby platypuses’. This concern was initially raised in a discussion on Reddit’s r/artificial intelligence forum, underscoring the public’s growing apprehension about the ethical implications of unchecked AI development. The original discussion can be found at [https://old.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1ny9srk/not_against_ai_but_starting_to_come_around_to_the/]