Hey, so generative AI witch hunts are a bad thing, actually.
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The creator discusses the negative impact of 'AI witch-hunts' where people incorrectly label human-made content as AI-generated. She argues that these accusations create distrust and unfairly target creators, emphasizing that there is no foolproof way to identify AI-generated content.
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Over the weekend, many people were outraged when it seemed like The Devil Wears Prada 2 used generative AI. But this was just another example of a supposed tell being completely wrong. Generative AI witch-hunts are not good. They create pervasive distrust, confuse taste with truth, and create more labor for people. Also, I could not find the artist of this Meryl Streep image on TikTok. If you know her, please tag her below so I can edit the caption and give her all the wonderful credit she deserves! #ai #generativeai
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