Sure but use a real photo and someone will come with a copyright claim. The AI photo is the safest option.

It's not even that hard to make AI output images that don't look like AI slop either, just have to use some "in the style of" or "as if it was taken with a film camera" types of modifiers. This is what confuses me about AI slop, not only did you use the lowest effort method, you didn't even put a minimal amount of effort into making it work well.

It's genuinely triggering rage to see this on a "serious" article.

verkada (a building access systems company), had multiple incidents of stalking of employees by other employees, using their own installation in their own hq

none of them were cops

It's sort of 50/50.

No? A mass surveillance apparatus is a pretty enormous problem.