<< As such, all images represent a "fake" reality. Parent may not be expressing it right, but he does have a point. There is a level of 'interpretation' that i

<< As such, all images represent a "fake" reality. Parent may not be expressing it right, but he does have a point. There is a level of 'interpretation' that is being done during the taking of a picture. If you add to this recent attempts to incorporate AI into picture taking to add/remove parts thereof all of a sudden parent's proposition does not sound so far fetched. Granted, it is still a different level than just generating an image from a prompt, but I would not dismiss the thought outright.