Because “like” in the context of the meme means “interested in romantically,” whereas the person you replied to took it to mean “like” in the plutonic sense. It’s a common phrase because strippers are paid to pretend that they want to fuck you, but rarely are they actually romantically attracted to their customers. But if you’re delusional, you might believe they actually want to fuck you.

Ofc, there are exceptions to every rule, but they are few and far between.

Wish granted: https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/

There are several others.

But this doesn’t solve the problem because a nefarious actor would simply use a service that doesn’t watermark their images. That is to say, if an image has a watermark it is definitely AI. If it doesn’t have a watermark, you can’t determine whether or not it’s AI.

What’s the alternative?

The OOP goons eventually won and Go added generics a few years back.

Actually, it was burned to the ground due to a glue fire in a wood shop.