>Though it’s obvious that the customer does not have these permissions in probably 95% of cases, maybe 100%. Because if both people agree, then you might as wel

>Though it’s obvious that the customer does not have these permissions in probably 95% of cases, maybe 100%. Because if both people agree, then you might as well just take a photo of them together. No need for AI then. That's not true if they cannot meet in person. The legal aspects here are very interesting but I think they miss the point. This tech can be used to create photos with celebrities, but not only.