It gets computationally more expensive. At the moment, if you have some random laptop, yes, surely, only low-res is possible. If you have an A100 or something

It gets computationally more expensive. At the moment, if you have some random laptop, yes, surely, only low-res is possible. If you have an A100 or something like that, mich higher resolution. It's just getting ever more computationally expensive, with a caveat. The caveat is that you can use ML to upscale a low-res image to a higher-res one. This is computationally expensive as well, but less so than the deep-fake. So the answer is , with increasing compute, no. Higher resolutions very much possible, given you have high quality training data.