The image is a two-panel comic strip. In the first panel, a man in a suit is holding a pixelated image and smiling. He is saying, "WITH AI image generation, we don't have to pay artists to advertise our product." The second panel shows a person wearing a red cap and a red shirt, looking at the same pixelated image with a skeptical expression. They are saying, "Hmm AI... must be a cheap scammy product if they couldn't afford an artist." The pixelated image in both panels is a simple gradient with colors blending from green to blue to pink to yellow. The comic strip humorously contrasts the perceived value of AI-generated images versus traditional artwork.

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The image is a two-part graphic comparing two news articles about Klarna's use of AI. The top section, labeled "How it started," features a headline from Fortune.com dated February 3, 2025, at 12:12 PM EST. The headline reads: "Klarna's CEO warns AI is already capable of doing any human job—and his company is already living it," written by Emma Burleigh. The bottom section, labeled "How it's going," shows a headline from LiveMint.com dated May 18, 2025, at 07:09 PM IST. The headline states: "Klarna's AI replaced 700 workers – Now the fintech CEO wants humans back after $40B fall," written by Ravi Hari. Both sections have a torn paper effect, with the text highlighted in yellow for emphasis. The background is dark, with a subtle pattern, and the articles are presented in a white box format.

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