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Photography

AndyS

(14,559 posts) Tue Nov 8, 2022, 05:27 PM Nov 2022

It's all just ones and zeros . . .

AI-generated images appear to be taking over the internet lately and are really causing a stir and debate among photographers, artists, and creative communities. Alarm bells are ringing as people worry about job security, copyright, deepfakes, safeguarding of the internet, and even a potential robot uprising – yes, really. Full Story: Digital Camera World

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It's all just ones and zeros . . . (Original Post) AndyS Nov 2022 OP

This is worse for pro photographers than when they started stock photo companies. MichaelSoE Nov 2022 #1

MichaelSoE

(1,576 posts)

1. This is worse for pro photographers than when they started stock photo companies.

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Tue Nov 8, 2022, 06:37 PM

Nov 2022

At least a photographer could submit images to the stock photo companies. Who even needs stock photos now?!

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