It’s relevant in the sense that I would have never guessed this little prank would get someone arrested. We need to learn/adapt what we post, see, believe in p

It’s relevant in the sense that I would have never guessed this little prank would get someone arrested. We need to learn/adapt what we post, see, believe in photos to avoid arrest. Especially so in the AI reality because generating these images, and these pranks, has become increasingly easy for anyone to do with no skills and minimal time. I think the part I find most fascinating though is it’s not clear if he took this picture to the police, actively wasting their time, or if he just posted it and they found it and mistakenly took it as truth. I have no insight to SK laws but for me it’s going to be unfair if they were the ones that used this picture as evidence when if it was never meant to be taken seriously.