Considering "jpeg" has become the shorthand for "digital picture", it would be a shame not to capitalise on it.
What makes jpeg bad is that the compression artifacts multiply when a jpeg gets screen captured and then re-encoded as a jpeg, or automatically resized and recompressed by a social media platform. And that definitely isn’t a problem that has gone away since dialup, people do that more than ever.
Either that or a photo that has been edited from a RAW and is a final version to be posted online.
Though maybe some people think the JPEG committee is now creating spreadsheet formats...