AI Is Taking Over
I know it’s not just me, right? AI is everywhere and it’s so frustrating. Especially when people actually pass it off as their work, or use it to make a profit. Fake AI photos of food and fashion, songs, book covers… BOOKS! I can’t get on ANY social media without seeing it, and there is SO many fake food photos on this app. Post it if you’re gonna post it, but at least tag that it’s AI, so that it doesn’t feel bogus… and you don’t come off as totally fake. If you have AI photos and fake food things… I’m not following you because it ain’t real.
Don’t get me wrong, it can be a great tool to ask it questions or whatever, or maybe even just to play with the image thing. But making money off it? It’s fake.
How do you feel about AI? No shade to anyone that uses it… I just feel like nothing is real anymore.
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Ai is kinda scary like imagine what the future would look like..