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IS this what the picture is saying? "It's often hard to tell whether an image is AI generated or not"? Because if so, it fails to convey that to me.
OP ist wondering if the/a meme is just poorly edited OR AI generated because this matters for whether he should get angry or not...
Pretty straight forward in my mind (Or used as in "is A true OR is B true?" - "if A is true --> don't get angry ; if B is true --> get angry)
Its used like: "are you taller than 150cm or smaller than 150cm? Its an important question because it determines if you are allowed to ride this rolercoster OR not"
Spoken language "or" is different from programming "or", where in the latter it could mean if either a or b is true, --> get angry AND not get angry. This is not how it is used here though.
Anti-AI people attempting to understand subtext: