AI is creating fake historical photos, and that's a problem
AI is creating fake historical photos, and that's a problem
The increasing sophistication of AI-generated photos raises concerns about the reliability of visual evidence
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So AI really is a seminal paradigm-changing technology. For the worse.
Automatic spam generator.
For the worse.
Not necessarily.
But we're going to have to deal with the basic issue of deceiving someone with AI, and if any AI generated thing should be labeled or not as such.
Basically, a legislative fix, and not just a free market free for all.
How do you enforce labelling when there will never be a way to reliably test if something was ai generated?
Basic is not a word that fits the situation.
How do you enforce labelling when there will never be a way to reliably test if something was ai generated?
If the icon is not there and then it's determined that it's AI generated, as it was with that British royal family picture the other day; crowd sourced.
I am not understanding you. Or perhaps you're not understanding me.
Firstly, the British royal family photo was not ai generated.
If you can't find a way to test if something is ai generated, who decides what is or isn't ai generated?