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Ke Zhien is a candidate for mayor of Kaohsiung of the Kuomintang. He has recently actively participated in social initiatives and promoted political opinions through social platforms. This time he signed the "Game Livable City" initiative as one of his campaign actions.
Ke Zhien posted a photo on Facebook of signing the "Game Livable City Commitment Letter". Some eagle-eyed netizens found that part of the text on the card was blurred and suspected that it was generated by AI. (Picture taken from Ke Zhien’s Facebook)
Kuomintang Kaohsiung mayor candidate Ke Zhien has been controversial recently. Yesterday, she posted a photo on Facebook, emphasizing that she signed the "Game and Livable City" initiative of the "Return My Characteristic Parks Action Alliance", and attached a photo of holding a signature tablet. However, some sharp-eyed netizens discovered that part of Ke Zhien's signature tablet was generated by AI and the handwriting was blurred, which triggered angry criticism from netizens: "Do you really want to be elected mayor?"
Ke Zhien issued a document at 8:30 pm yesterday (28th), saying that the "Game-Livable City" initiative she signed includes taking stock of game spaces and creating a "ten-minute game circle"; activating the cooling of game fields and creating more cool parks; at the same time, paying attention to the needs of teenagers and increasing outdoor recreational spaces suitable for teenagers. However, some netizens noticed that some of the text details on Ke Zhien's handwriting board were blurred, and they suspected that they were generated using AI.
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Many netizens left comments to criticize: "AI made a prototype and handed it over casually. The words were blurred to the point of being unrecognizable. Do you really want to elect the mayor?", "Teachers will ask for proofreading, but Commissioner Ke seems to have failed to do this.", "It's because the resolution of my mobile phone is too poor. Or is your picture rotten?", "The sincerity of the Kuomintang is generated by AI!", "You can feel Commissioner Ke's determination to build Kaohsiung into an AI city~", "You don't even check if there are errors in using AI.", "If AI does whatever it wants, it doesn't know how to check?"
Subsequently, Ke Zhien added in the message box at 10:51 last night: "I didn't take a photo when I signed. Considering the layout, I invited the unit special public alliance to present it as a screenshot and use AI processing to avoid blurring." He also posted a clear version of the original version with pictures and text at 2:31 this morning, but netizens still didn't appreciate it.
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Ke Zhien will issue more clarifications or participate in on-the-ground activities in the next few days to repair his image.
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