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Will AI be devastating to truth and photography?
AI Model Gains Thousands of Followers Despite Not Being Real https://fb.watch/m3cR8opols/ Jul 28 23 01:21 am Link What might be interesting is if the legal system consider a film negative or slide to be hard evidence as it exists in the physical world. Jul 28 23 01:45 pm Link Dorola wrote: Thus why I still shoot film! Jul 28 23 03:07 pm Link Dorola wrote: Patrick Walberg wrote: Shooting film probably wouldn't be any more evidence than a digital image because you can always shoot.copy a digital image with a film camera. Jul 28 23 03:24 pm Link SayCheeZ! wrote: I think that is debatable. Making a copy image with a film camera of a digital image is not that easy. Perhaps from a high res print of a digital image? I still believe that AI is making it more difficult to distinguish reality from fiction. For you judgement, I submit to you this; https://www.instagram.com/millasofiafin/ Jul 30 23 12:45 am Link SayCheeZ! wrote: I think I can contribute something to this discussion regarding the legal status of photography in the court system. One of my clients is a forensics expert who has testified in various court cases around the country as a technical witness. Jul 30 23 11:36 am Link Focuspuller wrote: Oh dear, a conspiracy nut. Well I guess I should have spotted that one earlier. Aug 02 23 03:12 am Link Ken Marcus Studios wrote: In the UK, a photograph isn't usually worth anything in court unless there is a person to swear by it's authenticity. Aug 02 23 03:16 am Link Ken Marcus Studios wrote: Image making is getting so incredible with the new software programs that the courts have to be careful what is submittable as evidence. Sep 12 23 05:02 pm Link This is the latest on AI! My friend on Facebook is a writer and a photographer using glassplates from a view camera the same method that my grandfather used back in the early 1900's. Shane Balkowitsch has published his fourth article in PetaPixel regarding Artificial Intelligence. I encourage you all to read this. I have attempted to communicate with the creator of the Mia Gezelleg images but have been blocked due to my disrespect. I had been referring to this fictional creation as "it" .. so shame on me. https://petapixel.com/2023/09/11/does-t … GFEcKC_HsQ I could tell the difference from "mia" and a real person, but other creations are getting so good that it's scary. It seems the most real looking imagery that is created from AI is coming out of China. A friend of mine has been showing me the content he is seeing on Instagram and Tic Tok that is figuratively and perhaps literally out of this World! If used for bad intentions, it could rewrite history or even destroy us with false information. Sep 12 23 05:16 pm Link AI will be devastating to the Human Race. When machines develop self awareness and consciousness they will become the dominant life form on the Planet. They will see us as an existential threat and very probably decide to eliminate us. Sep 13 23 08:45 am Link Much of human nature is based on self-protection and fear. Humans living as animals in the animal world are weak compared to the apex predators. But we are also clever and have sophisticated abilities to conceive, create and use various ruses and weapons. Fire, snares made from vines, pits with spikes in them, clubs, outrageous and intimidating outfits made from animals we killed or found dead, primitive man survived and grew more dangerous. Over time that has evolved into nuclear warheads mounted on missiles with a sufficient abundance to effectively end all life on planet Earth. AI is a continuation of our history as both the weakest and the most dangerous of the predator apes. It can be a powerful tool or weapon of mass destruction. At the same time, it's "just software"... what direction it takes is entirely established by human tendencies towards fear of self-destruction. In and of itself, it can do nothing. The "button" that fires nuclear missiles in and of itself can do nothing. The missiles themselves and the nuclear warheads on them can do nothing. The problem is humans, plain and simple. That said, if humans go away there will still be problems. We just won't be around to know about them. Sep 13 23 09:17 am Link peter vic wrote: Someone has been rewatching “The Matrix” and “Terminator”. Sep 14 23 06:49 am Link |
