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by karaterobot 2y ago
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Tell me which one already looks dumber.
- picture 2y agoThis is AI generated which makes it more uncanny than it needs to be. But honestly, what's wrong with wanting to document something by taking picture or video? It's a natural thing that humans want to do, whether by writing it down or sketching picture. Digital photography and videography has now just become much more accessible due to lower cost and near ubiquity of high resolution imaging devices.
- karaterobot 2y agoAll true, but that wasn't what we were talking about. It's which looks dumber.